How We Got Here
Canadian Home Income Plan Corporation is founded in Vancouver, BC.
Canadian Home Income Plan Corporation is founded in Vancouver, BC.
by William Turner.
The Canadian Home Income Plan expands to Ontario and Alberta. It’s eventually offered in every province.
HomeEquity Income Trust is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), and is publicly traded as the stock symbol HEQ.UN
HomeEquity Bank becomes a Chartered Bank trading under the symbol HEQ. On October 13th, 2009, HomeEquity Bank is recognized as a Schedule 1 Canadian Bank.
HOMEQ Corporation announces the closing of an arrangement involving HOMEQ and Birch Hill Equity Partners. Birch Hill indirectly acquires all outstanding common shares.
HomeEquity Bank introduces Income Advantage. An opportunity for Financial Planners and Investment Advisors to work with their clients to develop a comprehensive retirement plan, inclusive of assets in their portfolio (investments, pensions and home equity).
The name changes to CHIP Reverse Mortgage. HomeEquity Bank continues to offer CHIP across Canada to homeowners 55 and over. With regional offices across Canada, HomeEquity Bank works hard to help Canadian homeowners live a safe and secure retirement.
HomeEquity Bank rebrands itself with the name changing from HomEquity Bank to HomeEquity Bank. The CHIP Reverse Mortgage is still offered to Canadian homeowners 55 and over. It continues to give them the safety and security they deserve when they retire, and helps them stay in the home they love. Because there’s no retirement like home.
Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan completes its acquisition of HomeEquity Bank (HOMEQ Corporation) from Birch Hill Equity Partners. The acquisition by Ontario Teachers’ represents the organization’s continued vision for investing in successful Canadian financial services businesses like HomeEquity Bank, which is focused on serving retired Canadians through pioneering approaches to building wealth and financial security.
Canadian Home Income Plan Corporation is founded in Vancouver, BC.
The Canadian Home Income Plan expands to Ontario and Alberta. It’s eventually offered in every province.
HomeEquity Bank becomes a Chartered Bank trading under the symbol HEQ. On October 13th, 2009, HomeEquity Bank is recognized as a Schedule 1 Canadian Bank.
HomeEquity Bank introduces Income Advantage. An opportunity for Financial Planners and Investment Advisors to work with their clients to develop a comprehensive retirement plan, inclusive of assets in their portfolio (investments, pensions and home equity).
HomeEquity Bank rebrands itself with the name changing from HomEquity Bank to HomeEquity Bank. The CHIP Reverse Mortgage is still offered to Canadian homeowners 55 and over. It continues to give them the safety and security they deserve when they retire, and helps them stay in the home they love. Because there’s no retirement like home.
Canadian Home Income Plan Corporation is founded in Vancouver, BC.
by William Turner.
HomeEquity Income Trust is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), and is publicly traded as the stock symbol HEQ.UN
HOMEQ Corporation announces the closing of an arrangement involving HOMEQ and Birch Hill Equity Partners. Birch Hill indirectly acquires all outstanding common shares.
The name changes to CHIP Reverse Mortgage. HomeEquity Bank continues to offer CHIP across Canada to homeowners 55 and over. With regional offices across Canada, HomeEquity Bank works hard to help Canadian homeowners live a safe and secure retirement.
Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan completes its acquisition of HomeEquity Bank (HOMEQ Corporation) from Birch Hill Equity Partners. The acquisition by Ontario Teachers’ represents the organization’s continued vision for investing in successful Canadian financial services businesses like HomeEquity Bank, which is focused on serving retired Canadians through pioneering approaches to building wealth and financial security.
