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                     Your Credit Score: The Key 
to Home Loan Approval in 
CUnadenrstaanddinag its Importance & Impact
Your credit score is the gateway to homeownership in Canada. This presentation 
will help you understand how this crucial number affects your mortgage 
application, interest rates, and overall home buying experience.
What is a Credit Score?
A numerical rating from 300 to 900 in Canada that represents your 
creditworthiness and financial behavior.
Payment History Credit Utilization
Your record of making payments How much of your available credit 
on time you're using
The higher your score, the more confidence 
lenders have in your ability to repay your mortgage 
Credit History Length Credit Mix on schedule.
How long you've had credit The types of credit accounts you 
accounts have
New Credit
How often you apply for new credit
Why Your Credit Score Matters for Home Loans
When planning to buy a home in Canada, your credit score is one of the first things a Home Mortgage Lender will look at. It 
determines the pros & cons of lending you money.
Approval Chances Interest Rate
Lenders use it to decide if you meet their criteria Higher scores often qualify for lower rates, saving you 
significant money
Borrowing Limit Lender Options
Strong credit may allow you to borrow more A good score opens the door to more options from the best 
lenders
Understanding your credit score can make the difference between an easy mortgage approval and a stressful, drawn-out process.
How Your Credit Score Affects Your Mortgage
Your credit score doesn't just decide whether you get approved—it also determines if you qualify for a mortgage.
With a HIGH Score (680+) With a LOWER Score (Below 600)
• Higher interest rates
• Stricter loan terms
Lower interest rates, reducing monthly payments A smaller approved mortgage amount
Access to better mortgage terms and flexibility • Fewer lender options
More negotiating power with a Mortgage broker • Higher down payment requirements
• Higher loan amounts
What's a 'Good' Credit Score in Canada?
Boosting Your Credit Score for Home Loan Approval
If your score isn't where you want it to be, here are steps to boost it before applying for a mortgage:
Pay Bills On Time Reduce Credit Card Balances Limit Credit Applications
Late payments can quickly pull down your score Aim to keep usage under 30% of your limit Too many inquiries in a short time can lower your 
score
Keep old accounts open - A long credit history works in your favor
Check your credit report - Look for errors and dispute them if necessary
These are among the quickest ways to boost your score before applying for a 
mortgage.
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Current 30-Year Fixed Rate Target Credit Score
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With rates easing, now may be an opportune time to review your financial 
readiness, improve your credit, and take the next step toward your dream home.
Contact Information
Phone: +1 437-237-8888 | +1 289-401-5617 Pairing a strong credit score with guidance from an 
experienced Mortgage Advisor can help you secure 
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the best deal and navigate the home-buying process 
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