MCAP Blog

As we prepare for another year of MyHome Sweepstakes, we’re excited to share the great prizes we have in store for our homeowners in 2025. Lucky MCAP homeowners will have the chance to win the highest individual prizes in MyHome Sweepstakes history!

For Marnie Cross, her journey over the last 18 years at MCAP has been an intriguing one. From her start in the mortgage industry as a fraud analyst to her current role as the Associate Director of the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU), she has gained valuable insights from her tenure at MCAP.

For the Canadian homeowner, winter is an inevitable reality. Whether you view the white fluffy stuff as a friend or foe, it’s important to make sure your home is prepared for whatever the season may bring. Not only will proper winter home maintenance ensure your home is a comfortable space for you and your family throughout the winter months, it’s also a good way to maintain the value of your home too.

November is Financial Literacy Month in Canada. Finances impact many areas of everyday life, from the mundane aspects like day-to-day spending habits to more impactful things like mental health. By improving your financial literacy, you can make a significant impact on your financial outlook and improve your quality of life. Here are some tips for homeowners (or homeowners-to-be) that can help you if you’re looking to amp up your financial acumen.

Whether your project is big or small, one thing that can help give you confidence as you take on a new construction project is creating a budget. With a budget, you’re able to plan for your expenses, forecast when funds will be needed throughout the timeline of your project, and you’re less likely to overspend. A detailed budget also demonstrates to potential lenders that your project is well thought out, giving them a sense of assurance to provide the financing you need to complete your project.