Last week, Bank of Nova Scotia amended its income verification policy for non-residents, ending what it called a “pilot program” that had allowed some customers to get around income verification policies if they had large down payments.
-pfa2013(Ly18);
2016-9-26(#10320818@0)+1
G&M
Last week, Bank of Nova Scotia amended its income verification policy for non-residents, ending what it called a “pilot program” that had allowed some customers to get around income verification policies if they had large down payments.
-oncad2000(onCad2000);
2016-9-27(#10322640@0)+1
Great job G&M. Please keep up the excellent investigative journalism. Our bank execs (like the current federal govt) seem to be lacking the gene of "good conscience" until they are called out.
-pfa2013(Ly18);
2016-9-26(#10322247@0)+2
And in a previous story about BC, "Incomeless students spent $57 million on housing on Vancouver homes in the past two years". "Incomeless"!!...must be mules of some kind!
Yup, BC appears to be allowing the laundering of money through Canada's banks.
-pfa2013(Ly18);
2016-9-26(#10322255@0)+2
What the hell were these banks and private mortgage brokers doing in the past verifying income?
-pfa2013(Ly18);
2016-9-26(#10322524@0)+2