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11 October 2010, 10:21 AM | #1 |
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Any mortgage experts here...bankers?
My mortgage is coming due...it currently is a variable rate open mortgage and the last few meetings of the bank of canada the prime lending rate has increased thus increasing my rate...my personal banker has recommended a 5 yr closed mortgage at 3.89% but I am not sure on this.... my current rate of 2.5%....
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I would lock into a conventional fixed rate mortgage. Rates are at all-time lows.
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If you have the option of locking in at any time I would stick with the variable rate and lock in when rates start to rise.
I thought I heard that the BOC probably won't raise rates any more until next fall because the economy is growing at a slower pace than expected so you can probably stick with the variable rate a little longer. After saying that a 3.89% is a very good rate and you can't go wrong locking in now. |
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cant speak for canada specifically but you have UK and other counbtries with very low interst rates - lowest ever. banks are losing fortunes on interest rates alone. it cannot last. i would take your fixed rate offer now as rates will sky rocket i am pretty sure in the next year or 2
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BMO and TD have lowered their five year fixed by about 15 basis points, may want to have a look at these two lenders.
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I am getting a fixed 3.875% re-fi, no out of pockets costs.
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