Jared Dreyer, Announced President Mortgage Brokers Association of British Columbia (MBABC)

Jared Dreyer, Independent Mortgage Broker and Broker Owner of VERICO Dreyer Group Mortgages Inc. takes on leading the Board of the MBABC.

2012-05-18

VANCOUVER, BC, May 18, 2012 (Press-News.org) By way of Board Election on May 15, 2012, Jared Dreyer of VERICO -Dreyer Group Mortgages Inc. readily takes on his newly appointed role of President of the Mortgage Brokers Association of British Columbia (MBABC). "The landscape of the Canadian mortgage industry is facing some of the largest changes in recent years," comments Dreyer. "Lenders, insurers, regulators and government have already made significant changes to many programs and qualifications for lending policies and will continue to do so in the future. Now, more than ever it is imperative that our Board work with these regulators and lenders to ensure the proposed policies create a strong economic environment for Canada while continuing to make home ownership accessible to all Canadians."

The Canadian mortgage industry is a critical financial pillar in the Canadian economy. Not only does the industry employ tens of thousands of people, it helps millions of Canadians every year buy or renovate a home, purchase vacation and investment properties, start or invest in a business and help manage their finances and debt more effectively. "As we move forward in 2012, my goal is to continue to promote the benefits of being a homeowner in British Columbia, work with regulators to make healthy policy changes that strengthen our economy while maintaining a choice-filled market. We will highlight the importance of using a mortgage professional to guide consumers through this process," says Dreyer.

Along with his other Board Members, Dreyer is looking forward to continuing to make positive changes within the mortgage industry and for all Canadians.

About the Jared Dryer, Dreyer Group Mortgages - Member VERICO Financial

Jared Dreyer, Accredited Mortgage Professional (AMP), is President of Dreyer Group Mortgage Brokers, a Member of the VERICO Financial Broker's Network. With 20 years of residential lending experience Jared is known as a consummate mortgage professional with the highest ethical standards.

A communicator, coach, leader and relationship builder, Jared leads one of the top mortgage broker teams in Canada.
As the 2011- 2012 Vice President, Mortgage Brokers Association of British Columbia (MBABC), and 2011 - 2012 Chair of the VERICO Financial National Advisory Council and 2011 - 2012 Director of the Mortgage Brokers Institute of BC (MBIBC), Jared works diligently to accomplish positive change within the mortgage industry.

About VERICO Dreyer Group Mortgages Inc
As a senior mortgage consulting team with vast experience in the financial services industry and thousands happy clients, Dreyer Group Mortgages helps clients make the right decision with their mortgage by providing a wide-range of mortgage options based on sound advice and expertise. Being an independent mortgage brokerage, Dreyer Group is not restricted to one financial institutions products and accesses over 40 lender mortgages coast-to-coast to shop the market and provide the best in mortgage solutions - helping clients save money and pay off their mortgage sooner.

Jared Dreyer, Accredited Mortgage Professional
VERICO Financial - Dreyer Group Mortgages Inc.
1-800-687-9020
www.dreyergroup.ca

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