Mortgage Underwriter salaries in Alberta
$64,050
avg per year
The average salary for Mortgage Underwriter jobs near Alberta is $64,050.*
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Top Mortgage Underwriter jobs near Alberta
View AllSenior Credit Underwriting Officer
TD Bank
Edmonton, AB
Perform in‐depth analysis of a financial position through a thorough investigation of tax returns and / or financial statements, understanding any contingent…
$81,600–$115,200 a year
11 days ago
Associate Mortgage Underwriter, Excalibur
First National Financial
Calgary, AB
Multi-tasking may include speaking to customers on a telephone call while looking up information on a computer program. Full-Time/Part- Time: Full-time.
$50,000–$65,000 a year
10 days ago
Underwriting Associate
Peoples Trust Company
Calgary, AB
Comprehensive understanding of CMHC policies, corporate lending guidelines, and regional market dynamics. Review and verify all required documentation from CMHC…
$70,000–$80,000 a year
Senior Mortgage Underwriter
Canada ICI Capital Corporation
Calgary, AB
Applicable provincial mortgage license is considered an asset, or you must be willing to obtain it within your first 12-months of employment.
Commercial Underwriter, CMHC
General Bank of Canada
Edmonton, AB
This position is accountable for conducting comprehensive credit analysis, financial assessment, and risk evaluation of complex multi-unit financing…
$81,574–$122,361 a year
Associate Mortgage Underwriter, Third Party Residential Underwriting - BMBE
First National Financial
Calgary, AB
Multi-tasking may include speaking to customers on a telephone call while looking up information on a computer program. Ability to deal with conflict.
$50,000–$65,000 a year
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