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    • mortgage moving FAQ

    Can you claim a mortgage penalty as a moving expense on your income tax return?

    Mar 30, 2009 by Carmen | Posted in Canada

    Assuming you moved because your job moved you, can you claim the penalty fee paid to the bank for ending your mortgage as a moving expense on your income tax return. If you can claim it, how much can you expect to get back?

    Assuming that you qualify (Your new home must be at least 40 kilometers closer to the new place of work) then yes, mortgage penalty is an eligible moving expense.

    How much you get back depends on what tax bracket you are in, but it would

    John Q | Mar 30, 2009

    Assuming that you qualify (Your new home must be at least 40 kilometers closer to the new place of work) then yes, mortgage penalty is an eligible moving expense.

    How much you get back depends on what tax bracket you are in, but it would
    John Q | Mar 30, 2009

    Do you think it is good to work for a mortgage company moving forward in the future?

    Dec 27, 2009 by Matthew | Posted in Renting & Real Estate

    I just began work at a mortgage company a few months ago because there is a rush of people that are wanting to refinance. We also do equity loans, reverse mortgages, etc.

    Do you think this would be a good career to stay there long term,

    Yes. You want to learn the business in the slow times. Then when things get busy, you know what to do. During the good times, no one is available to train you. If the manager or owner is spending a lot of time with you, you know you have chosen the right

    Ed Atun | Dec 29, 2009

    If the trend toward making loans more difficult to obtain continues, you should keep your options open.
    godged | Dec 28, 2009

    How easy is it to get a mortgage / loan after moving abroad?

    Jun 13, 2010 by wicked_paul | Posted in Personal Finance

    Wanting to move abroad and get a loan to start a business or a mortgage to maybe buy a house there. I'd have to ge the money from a bank / lender from the country I'm moving to and not the UK. How easy is this? Has anyone done this before? What do you

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    mortgage moving news

    Mortgage Industry Standardizes on RPost for E-Signatures, Registered Email ...

    21.05.12

    LOS ANGELES, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 05/10/12 -- RPost, the inventor of Registered Email® services, announced today that RPost services have been deployed for more than 4000 companies in the mortgage industry. These home and commercial mortgage brokers now have, built into their business management platform, the ability to send Registered Email messages for time-stamped legal delivery proof , email encrypted documents and messages in compliance with data privacy mandates, and send documents and forms set to obtain recipient legal electronic signatures .


    Source: SYS-CON Media (press release)

    HSBC Moving Mortgage Operations to PHH

    21.05.12

    BUFFALO, NY - HSBC Bank, USA has agreed to have PHH Mortgage Corporation manage HSBC's retail mortgage processing and servicing operations.

    HSBC sent out a press release Monday morning with the announcement.

    There are approximately 1,000 HSBC employees at the Depew facility.  680 service the mortgage business.  Of those 680,  200 will be laid off, 400 will have the option to transfer to PHH Mortgage.   Forty will remain with HSBC, and another 40 will help with transfer.


    Source: WGRZ-TV

    Retire with your mortgage or refinance?

    21.05.12

    If you are age 55 or older and plan to retire in a decade or so, you need to evaluate your retirement funds and your desire to pay off your mortgage before signing that refinance application.

    Financial planners have mixed feelings about whether homeowners should retire their mortgages before retirement.


    Source: Fox Business