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Now we have 3 variable rate options* for you to choose from:
Below is what CMHC has said about rates.
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CMHC’s latest Housing Market Outlook suggests a few good reasons why. Let’s take a closer look at one of them.
Mortgage Rate Outlook Source CMHC 4th Quarter 2009
Mortgage rates have fallen over the course of 2009, but are now expected to remain relatively stable for the rest of the year. Posted mortgage rates will gradually increase through 2010, but will do so at a slow pace. For 2010, the one-year posted mortgage rate will be in the 3.50-4.25 per cent range, while three and five-year posted mortgage rates are forecast to be in the 4.50-6.00 per cent range.
With that being the case this would be an excellent time to put your clients into a short term “ARM” and allow them the opportunity to play out a longer extended period of relatively low rates without having to incur the possibility of a quick spike up in fixed rates given the latest rate forecasts!! If rates do trend upward all indicators point to a slow increase giving your clients the time they need to decide to get into a great 5yr discounted rate.
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Peter Fairhead talks about the drop in interest rates and how this affects anyone interested in getting a mortgage, refinancing, investing, or debt consolidation. Listen in for helpful advice on how to net the best results with your money and your mortgage.
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CIBC – usually one of the most accurate of the banks when it comes to economic predictions re-buttes the Bank of Canada’s analysis of Canada’s credit market.
“Make no mistake: Canada is not doomed to see a U.S.-style housing and mortgage blow-up,” says Chief Economist Avery Shenfeld in the bank’s latest Economic Insights report. “There are three lines of defense for those with high debt service ratios that the BoC analysis ignored.
“One, some mortgage holders will have substantial home equity, even allowing for a house price slide, and could downsize. Two, others have high debt payments because they are making accelerated pay-downs of principal, which they could stop. Three, history suggests that many will jump into fixed mortgages in time to avoid the full brunt of the variable rate shock.
“The result is that the number of Canadians truly at risk could be substantially less than the (Bank of Canada’s) estimate.”
