Alberta Mortgage Professionals

Alberta Mortgage Professionals Edmonton mortgage brokers, assisting first-time home buyers and those looking to purchase a new home

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09/18/2026

Another great Google review from one of our recent clients…

Two things I'm watching closely right now: bond yields and oil prices. Both are rising.Why does that matter for your mor...
09/16/2026

Two things I'm watching closely right now: bond yields and oil prices. Both are rising.

Why does that matter for your mortgage?

Bond yields are up.
Government of Canada bond yields are a major factor in how lenders price fixed mortgage rates. As bond yields move higher, fixed mortgage rates tend to follow.

Oil prices are up.
Higher energy prices can add inflationary pressure, making it more difficult for interest rates to move lower.

We are already starting to see lenders adjust some mortgage rates upward.
Does that mean rates are guaranteed to keep rising? No, but the pressure right now is pointing higher.

If you're buying a home, renewing a mortgage, or have a rate hold in place, this may be a good time to check in rather than waiting to see what happens next.

Sometimes the best mortgage decision isn't about predicting exactly where rates are going. It's about being prepared before they get there.

Have a mortgage coming up for renewal or a purchase planned? Contact us at 780 701 3888 or [email protected] and let's review where you stand.

If your mortgage renews in December, don't let the busy holiday season sneak up on you. Start planning now and check one...
09/10/2026

If your mortgage renews in December, don't let the busy holiday season sneak up on you. Start planning now and check one more thing off your list early.

📞 780-701-3888
📧 [email protected]

Before you file a consumer proposal or bankruptcy, ask one more question:Do I have another option?According to the Offic...
09/09/2026

Before you file a consumer proposal or bankruptcy, ask one more question:

Do I have another option?

According to the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy, about 1 in 7 Canadians who filed a consumer insolvency owned a home.

That doesn’t mean they could have avoided filing.

But if you own a home and have equity, it may be worth exploring whether that equity could be used to consolidate your debts before making a decision that can affect your credit for years.

A refinance isn’t right for everyone. Neither is a consumer proposal or bankruptcy. The important thing is understanding all of your options before choosing one.

If debt is becoming difficult to manage and you own a home, let's have a conversation, there may be options you haven't considered. We can take a look at your mortgage, your available equity, and whether refinancing could be one of the options worth considering.

📞 780-218-1609
📧 [email protected]

The Bank of Canada has once again held its key interest rate at 2.25%.While Canada’s economy showed some improvement thr...
09/02/2026

The Bank of Canada has once again held its key interest rate at 2.25%.

While Canada’s economy showed some improvement through the spring and underlying inflation remains relatively contained, the Bank is still navigating competing pressures, including higher energy prices, new tariffs and uncertainty around future economic growth.

For borrowers, today’s decision means no immediate change to variable-rate borrowing costs, while fixed mortgage rates will continue to be influenced primarily by the bond market.

The Bank’s message? For now, 2.25% is where they’re comfortable sitting while they watch how inflation and the economy evolve.

Have questions about what today’s announcement means for your mortgage, renewal or upcoming purchase? Let’s chat, call 780 701 3888 or email [email protected]

You’re dedicated to helping others, but who’s helping you save? As a nurse (RN), LPN, HCA, or NP in Alberta, you may qua...
09/01/2026

You’re dedicated to helping others, but who’s helping you save? As a nurse (RN), LPN, HCA, or NP in Alberta, you may qualify for special mortgage refinancing options designed to lighten your financial load.

• Lower your monthly payments with a better rate • Consolidate debt and reduce financial stress • Fast, hassle-free application tailored to your schedule

Focus on your patients while we focus on your financial future. Let’s build a plan that works for you.

Call or email us today!

The last wave of pandemic-era mortgages is coming up for renewal.Many Canadians who locked in ultra-low rates during the...
08/26/2026

The last wave of pandemic-era mortgages is coming up for renewal.

Many Canadians who locked in ultra-low rates during the pandemic are now approaching renewal, and understandably, there’s some concern about what their new payments could look like.

A new Royal LePage survey found that 38% of mortgage holders expect their payment to increase at renewal. Here in Alberta, that number is lower at 29%, the lowest in the country. However, among Albertans who are expecting an increase, 82% say it will put pressure on their household finances.

The good news? A renewal notice from your current lender isn’t your only option.

If your mortgage is coming up for renewal, it’s worth reviewing your options before simply signing the offer in front of you. Your current lender may still be the best fit, but comparing rates, terms and lenders can help you make that decision with confidence.

Contact us today to go over your options!
📞 780-701-3888
📧 [email protected]

🏡 Did you know a reverse mortgage lets you access the equity in your home without having to sell it?A reverse mortgage i...
08/19/2026

🏡 Did you know a reverse mortgage lets you access the equity in your home without having to sell it?

A reverse mortgage is designed for Canadian homeowners aged 55+ who want to unlock some of the equity they've built over the years.

Unlike a traditional mortgage, you don't make regular monthly mortgage payments for as long as you (or your spouse) continue to live in your home. The funds can be used however you choose, whether that's supplementing retirement income, helping family, renovating your home, or simply enjoying greater financial flexibility.

A reverse mortgage isn't the right solution for everyone, but for some homeowners it can be an effective way to access the value of their home while continuing to live in it.

If you're curious whether a reverse mortgage could be a good fit for your situation, we're happy to answer your questions and help you explore your options.

📞 780-701-3888
📧 [email protected]

🏡 Moving before your mortgage term is up? You may have more options than you think.Selling your home doesn't always mean...
08/12/2026

🏡 Moving before your mortgage term is up? You may have more options than you think.

Selling your home doesn't always mean you have to start over with a brand-new mortgage. Depending on your lender and your mortgage terms, you may be able to port or assume your mortgage, potentially saving money and avoiding unnecessary penalties.

It's a topic Marc Crossman has been discussing for years, including in interviews with the Edmonton Journal, and it's just as relevant for Alberta homeowners today.

We've put together a new blog that explains what porting and assuming a mortgage actually means, when it makes sense, and what to consider before you make your move.

📖 Read our latest blog: Should You Port or Assume Your Mortgage?
https://www.albertamortgagepros.ca/index.php/blog

If you're thinking about buying, selling, or moving, let's talk before you make any big decisions.

📞 780-701-3888
📧 [email protected]

While most homeowners renew without any issues, lenders can decline a renewal if your financial situation has changed si...
08/06/2026

While most homeowners renew without any issues, lenders can decline a renewal if your financial situation has changed significantly since you first got your mortgage.

The good news? A denial from one lender doesn't necessarily mean you're out of options. Whether it's reviewing your credit, restructuring your mortgage, or exploring other lenders, there are often solutions available.
The best way to avoid surprises is to start planning 4–6 months before your renewal date. That gives you time to review your options and put together a strategy if changes are needed.

If your mortgage is coming up for renewal, Alberta Mortgage Professionals can help you explore your options and navigate the process with confidence. Contact us today at 780 701 3888 or [email protected]

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