HOMEEQUITY BANK RELEASES DEBT AND HOMEOWNERSHIP STUDY
Using data sourced from Equifax Canada Co., study outlines pressing need for national dialogue about the financial health of Canadians over the age of 65.
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HomeEquity Bank Achieves Gold Ranking in AON’s 2017 Best Employers Survey
HomEquity Bank, Canada’s provider of the CHIP Reverse Mortgage™ and the only Schedule 1 bank dedicated solely to mature Canadian homeowners, has placed Gold in AON’s 2017 Best Employers survey.
Talking To Aging Parents About Finance
Canadian seniors are taking on more debt than ever before and at a faster rate than the rest of the
population. Oftentimes, seniors don’t want to burden their families or kids with financial problems.
Bucket list versus inheritance? Canadian seniors pick wish list
When it comes to bucket list versus inheritance, Canadian seniors have spoken: 86% are unwilling to forgo doing, achieving or acquiring something in order to provide a larger inheritance to their adult children.
HomeEquity Bank Listed on the 2016 PROFIT 500
Canadian Business and PROFIT today placed HomEquity Bank on the 28th annual PROFIT 500, the definitive ranking of Canada’s Fastest-Growing Companies.
Steven Ranson is named 2016 EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Finalist
HomEquity Bank is pleased to announce that Steven Ranson, President & Chief Executive Officer has been named a finalist for the 2016 EY Entrepreneur Of The Year.
Yvonne Ziomecki named one of CMP Magazine’s Women of Influence
HomEquity Bank is pleased to announce that Yvonne Ziomecki, SVP, Marketing & Sales is named one of Canadian Mortgage Professional (CMP) Magazine’s Women of Influence.
HomeEquity Bank announces partnership with Kurt Browning
HomEquity Bank, the only Canadian bank working exclusively with seniors, is proud to announce its new spokesperson is Canadian figure skating icon Kurt Browning.
For Millennials, buying a home is a distant dream unless parents help with down payment
Young Canadians living in hot housing markets such as Vancouver and Toronto are increasingly looking to their parents for help with down payments.
Seniors want to age in place, but study shows 58% must renovate
Most Canadian seniors want to remain in the family home as they age, but often must renovate and retrofit areas of the home as part of aging in place. That’s according to the results of a study conducted by HomEquity Bank and Ispos Canada