MBMM Newsletter - June 2023

Mike Morisset - Mortgage Broker

Mortgages by Mike Morisset

mike@mbmm.ca
(778) 240-6641
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May 2023 Foreclosures

 

May 2023 New Westminster Detached
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May 2023 Burnaby Attached
May 2023 Mission Attached
May 2023 Langley Detached
May 2023 New Westminster Attached
May 2023 Pitt Maple Detached
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May 2023 West Vancouver Detached
May 2023 Surrey Attached
May 2023 Tri City Detached
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May 2023 Whiterock Delta Detached
May 2023 Vancouver Attached
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Getting inflation back to 3% by this summer?

 

"Inflation fell from its peak of 8.1% last year to 4.3% in March. We expect it will decline to around 3% this summer. This is good news and shows that interest rate increases are working to rebalance the economy. But the work of monetary policy is not done."

"Low, stable and predictable inflation is key to Canada’s economic well-being, which is why inflation must be centred on the 2% target."

"Getting all the way there will take time and involves risks, notably that services price inflation could stay higher for longer than we expect. For services price growth to slow enough for inflation to get back to target, three things need to happen:"

"The labour market needs to rebalance, and wage growth needs to moderate. Businesses need to slow the pace and size of their price increases. Inflation expectations need to come down—too many people still believe inflation will be higher than our forecasts over the next two years."

"We’re on track, but there is a risk it might take more time than expected for these three things to occur. If that happens, inflation could get stuck above our 2% target."

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43 Spring Cleaning Tips From Cleaning and Organizing Experts

 

Nothing beats that feeling of accomplishment when you get a head start on spring cleaning. If you space out your spring cleaning list over a couple of weeks, it might not seem like such an overwhelming task. The easiest way to start is to take it room by room or appliance by appliance with our cleaning tips from organizing and cleaning pros. Grab your cleaning tools, stock up on winning products from our 2022 Cleaning & Organizing Awards, and make sure the battery on your favorite cordless vacuum is charged before you rev it up.

Whether you have only five minutes to freshen things up or you happen to have an entire weekend to dedicate to full spring cleaning days, our pros are here with their best spring cleaning tips to help you out. 

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Family Trip to Israel - Best Time!

 

We had the amazing opportunity to travel with my wife's whole family (all 23 of us) to Israel for a lifelong memorable trip around the country and to Jordan. Half way through we celebrated my two oldest with their Bar/Bat Mitzvah's at Masada. The trip was incredible with so much time spent loving the country, the people, the history. Congratulations to my Jax and Neely on their B'Nei Mitzvahs after a long 9 months of studying!



First Home Savings Account (FHSA)

 

A first home savings account (FHSA) is a registered plan allowing you, as a prospective first-time home buyer, to save for your first home tax-free (up to certain limits). You are able to open an FHSA as of April 1, 2023, however, financial institutions are slowly rolling it out so most institutions are still building the infrastructure at this time.

To qualify to open a FHSA you must be at least 18 years old, be a resident of Canada and be a first-time home buyer.

Your FHSA participation room for the year is the maximum amount that you can contribute to your FHSAs or transfer from your registered retirement savings plans (RRSPs)  to your FHSAs in the year without creating an excess FHSA amount . For more information about transfers, go to Transfers between FHSAs and other registered plans.

Your FHSA participation room in the year that you open your first FHSA =$8,000

The lifetime FHSA limit =$40,000

All contributions you make to your FHSAs and all transfers from your RRSPs to your FHSAs will reduce your remaining lifetime FHSA limit. If your contributions and transfers to your FHSAs in the year exceed your FHSA participation room for the year, you will have an excess FHSA amount. For more information about an excess FHSA amount, go to What happens if you contribute or transfer too much to your FHSAs.



What you can buy in Metro Vancouver for under $500k

 

Port Coquitlam Condos under $500k
Vancouver Condos under $500k
Burnaby Condos under $500k
Langley 2bdrm Condos under $500k
Surrey 2bdrm Condos under $500k
Maple Ridge 2bdrm Condos under $500k



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