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EXTRAORDINARY VOLUNTEERS RECOGNIZED as featured in Esprit de Corp Magazine

Posted on August 10, 2024September 22, 2025 by Gerard Buckley

BY ROBERT GILL EACH YEAR THE Army Cadet League of Canada (the League) recognizes members and volunteers who have made extraordinary contributions to the League in support of the Royal Canadian Army Cadets. This past April during its Annual Awards Dinner in Quebec City, the League recognized three such members. Each year the League […]

June Housing Market Update for Ontario

Posted on June 5, 2024September 22, 2025 by Gerard Buckley

Higher Prices for Everything There is no shortage of people discussing whether we have or do not have inflation. What we do have are higher prices than we had 1, 2, 3 or 5 years ago. We have higher prices for everything from food, energy and consumer goods to housing costs, taxes, and development charges. […]

Press Release: Buckley Mortgage Team Expands Team of Professionals

Posted on April 5, 2024September 22, 2025 by Gerard Buckley

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 5, 2024 Buckley Mortgage Broker of Mortgage Wellness Welcomes Esteemed Mortgage Agent Conny Lee to the Team The Buckley Mortgage Team is pleased to welcome a new addition to our growing team of Mortgage Professionals – Level 1 Mortgage Agent, Conny Lee. Conny Lee has a history of […]

First Home Savings Account – Should You Set One Up?

Posted on November 19, 2023September 22, 2025 by Gerard Buckley

All first-time homebuyers take note: we want to tell you about the First Home Savings Account (FHSA) again because it’s a great way to save money for your first home. But what exactly is it? The FHSA is a special savings account created by the government to help people who want to buy their first […]

Self-Employed Mortgage in Ontario

Posted on June 3, 2023September 22, 2025 by Gerard Buckley

Self Employed? We have you Covered. If you are a self-employed person in Ontario, this article is for you. Are you looking to get a mortgage to purchase a home or to refinance your current home but don’t know where to start? Let us help you. “What is a self-employed mortgage?”, you might ask. […]

Life Insurance for Families

Posted on March 15, 2023September 22, 2025 by Gerard Buckley

Guest Feature by: Peter Morgan Balancing the demands of a busy life – the family, the job, the house – is already a challenge. When you add shopping for life insurance to the list, it can be overwhelming. We can help. At Co-operators, we’re committed to delivering straightforward advice and solutions, making it easy for […]

Relief for the Distressed Borrower

Posted on January 29, 2023September 22, 2025 by Gerard Buckley

Distressed over Finances? We are here to help! Are expenses starting to rule your life? How are other Canadian families making ends meet as the world settles back into “normal”? The lingering impacts of the pandemic, a volatile housing market and rising inflation rates have left many struggling to catch up. From what we’ve […]

Market Update 2023 — Interest Rate Projection & More

Posted on January 24, 2023September 22, 2025 by Gerard Buckley

Inflation, Interest Rates, Real Estate and Financial Markets …. What is on the Horizon for 2023? Many of our Clients and the General Public are Asking what will happen to interest Rates and the Housing Market in 2023. First off, our reference rate for variable rates is the Canadian Bank Prime Rate at 6.45% […]

The Housing Market is a Changing — Mortgage Trends for 2022 Part 2

Posted on June 7, 2022September 22, 2025 by Gerard Buckley

So, Where do we stand now? A lot can happen in a month! Since our last update, we’ve seen major shifts take place in the housing market – as tides have turned things from a seller’s market into a stable market. Some would even say the buyer is gaining some presence in the real estate […]

GUEST FEATURE: Good Debt vs Bad Debt and How You Can Learn the Difference

Posted on August 30, 2021September 22, 2025 by Gerard Buckley

Mortgage Agent Oakley Patterson Talks Debt — and Why it isn’t Always a Bad Thing Learning the difference between good debt and bad debt allows you to learn how to leverage money and minimize your expenses. Real estate is the best way to accomplish this and that is why it has been Oakley’s focus for […]