Over the Hump: Life After “Quit Day”

General Cassey Bush 14 Jan

By mid-January, most people have passed what’s often called “quit day”, the point where motivation fades, and old habits creep back in. The goals that felt exciting on January 1 can start to feel heavy, but this is also where real progress begins. Big change is not built on massive moves. It’s built on small […]

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2025 Mortgage Wrap-Up: Know Your Clients’ Bottom Line

General Cassey Bush 14 Dec

Wrapping up 2025 with gratitude. As the year winds down, I like to take a moment to reflect, not just on the numbers, but on the experiences, the wins, the challenges, and the lessons learned. This year was a milestone for me professionally. I hit my business goal in October, which was a huge achievement. […]

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As Fall Turns to Winter, It’s Time to Rethink Your Mortgage Strategy

General Cassey Bush 14 Oct

As the leaves fall and we dig out the winter coats, it’s also the season when many homeowners start thinking about locking in stability before the new year. Whether you’re buying, refinancing, or just curious about your options, there’s one simple truth worth repeating: a mortgage broker can do far more for you than your […]

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Pay Yourself First – In Every Sense

General Cassey Bush 13 Aug

Why I Didn’t Post Last Month (And Why That’s Okay) Last month, my blog went quiet. It wasn’t because I forgot, ran out of ideas, or didn’t care. It was Stampede season in Calgary, the most wonderful time of the year. Life was moving at full tilt, and truthfully, I was burnt out. And here’s […]

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The Smart Way Parents Can Help Their Kids Buy a Home in 2025

Mortgage Tips Cassey Bush 12 Jun

Thinking of Helping Your Kids Buy Their First Home? Here’s How to Do It Right As home prices remain high and mortgage rules shift, many first-time homebuyers are leaning on their parents for financial help. If you’re a parent wanting to support your child’s first home purchase, but not sure how to do it wisely, […]

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Staying connected while taking time off

General Cassey Bush 16 Apr

This post isn’t my usual programming, but after a recent trip to Belize, I felt it was necessary (and a few days late). I spent two weeks soaking up the sun, enjoying fresh food (honestly, not a single bad meal), and exploring with my boyfriend. And yes, I still worked. Every day, I checked in […]

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Tax Prep – Checklist

General Cassey Bush 28 Mar

Canadian Tax Time Checklist: Get Ready for the 2024 Tax Season Tax season in Canada can feel overwhelming, but with a bit of preparation, you can make the process smoother and even maximize your returns. Whether you’re filing on your own or working with a professional, following this checklist will help you stay organized and […]

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Saving a Down Payment in Canada: Best Accounts & Strategies

General Cassey Bush 14 Mar

Best Savings Accounts for a Down Payment Canada offers several tax-advantaged accounts that can help you grow your down payment faster. Here’s what you need to know: 1. First Home Savings Account (FHSA) Designed specifically for first-time homebuyers. Contributions are tax-deductible (like an RRSP), and withdrawals for a home purchase are tax-free (like a TFSA). […]

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