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Home Capital Group Inc HMCBF


Primary Symbol: T.HCG

Home Capital Group Inc. is a Canada-based holding company that operates through its principal subsidiary, Home Trust Company (Home Trust). Home Trust is a federally regulated trust company offering residential and non-residential mortgage lending, securitization of residential mortgage products, consumer lending and credit card services. In addition, Home Trust and its wholly owned subsidiary, Home Bank offer deposits through brokers and financial planners, and through a direct-to-consumer brand, Oaken Financial. Its mortgage lending includes classic single-family residential lending, insured residential lending, residential commercial lending, and non-residential commercial lending. Its consumer lending loan portfolio comprises credit cards, lines of credit and other consumer retail loans. In addition, the Company manages a treasury portfolio to support liquidity requirements and invest excess capital.


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Comment by MDawg65on Aug 16, 2017 5:29pm
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RE:RE:RE:Why the KPMG report matters

RE:RE:RE:Why the KPMG report matterssorry that the employment levels in Canada- all going up- over 400K more people have jobs that had jobs a year ago.

so when more people are working- people will be able to keep up with their mortgage payments- and not default.

the number one reason why defaults happen is that people lose their jobs and can't pay their mortgages.

if employment levels continue to increase it seems logical to presume that people wlll continue to pay their 
mortgages.  and if you look at current default rates- in ontario and BC where the dingbat crew is harping about, the default rates are the lowest.   they are highest in Alberta and the Martimes, where the employment levels are
the lowest.

so do yourselves and favour and ignore any more comments about the market crashing etc and Ltv ratios.


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