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Human Connection and Real Experience Still Matter

  • Writer: Chad Eliason
    Chad Eliason
  • 6 days ago
  • 2 min read

Updated: 6 minutes ago

When was the last time you talked to your banker, and do they still work there?

It’s a question I hear a lot. People tell me they’ve gone through three or four different advisors in the past few years. They leave messages that don’t get returned. They get bounced between departments. And when it comes to something as important as your mortgage, that just doesn’t cut it.

 

We all crave real connection and trustworthy guidance, especially when money is involved. But in a world where everything feels automated, it’s easy to get stuck talking to bots instead of people. You deserve better than that.

 

That’s where mortgage brokers come in. Brokers are independent, long-term partners in your financial journey. We’re not tied to one bank, we shop around, compare options, and tailor solutions to your goals, not a corporate sales target. And when you call, text, or email? You’re talking to me. A real human who knows your name, your story, and your priorities.

Here’s how to bring that human touch back into your financial life:

 

  1. Build relationships that last. Choose professionals who plan to stick around, people who care about where you’ll be in five or ten years.

  2. Ask questions. There’s no such thing as a silly question when it comes to your mortgage or your budget. Real pros want to help you understand.

  3. Stay proactive. Don’t wait for renewal time to reach out. A quick review now can save you thousands later.

  4. Keep it real. Life changes; jobs, families, goals, and your mortgage should adapt with you. That’s why staying connected matters.


If you’re tired of asking AI and not getting the answer you’re looking for, or you just want someone to talk to who gets it, I’m here. Let’s have a real conversation, not a transaction.

 

Reach out anytime let’s find your best path forward, together.

 

Chad Eliason⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

250.804.9874⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

info@chadeliason.ca

 
 
 

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