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Inflation is coming, make sure your mortgage is ready.
A Quick Guide to save money on your mortgage in the next two weeks!
Last week we found out that even though we have been in a lock-down, inflation has started to creep up. Yesterday the Bank of Canada (BoC) said that they are going to start slowing down their bond purchases. These two statements are directly linked to your mortgage rate. If you haven't compared your current rate to the rates available on the market, now is the time.
You can be forgiven for not wanting to deal with your mortgage over the past few months. But you should know that more than 80% of Canadians are losing money on their mortgages.
It is almost certain that the rate on your mortgage is too high relative to what you should be paying. If you're an existing Cannect borrower, this doesn’t apply to you, our mortgage manager software analyses every mortgage file we have to identify savings and alerts an agent to notify you. BUT, if your mortgage was done directly with any lender in Canada, you should know that they have no obligation to inform you that you might be able to save money by paying them less in interest.
You need to know that interest rates have already started increasing, they always start moving slowly and then move faster, that’s the way the market works.
STEP 1:
You dread what the mortgage penalty to break it might be.
STEP 2:
Three factors should influence your decision as to what your next mortgage rate should be:
STEP 3:
A 5 Year Fixed Rate starting at 1.60%
Rates are always changing, and although these are not likely to be lower anywhere else, we will constantly be checking. Trust is an important part of this process, you need to trust that the rates we provide you with are the lowest on the market.
STEP 4:
By now you understand that all of our services are paid for by the lenders we source mortgages with, and more importantly, our entire philosophy since inception is to provide Canadians with sound, unbiased mortgage advice. That means if doing a deal doesn't make sense for you, you're going to hear about it from one of our salaried employees first!
#Inflation #MakeMoneyCount #InterestRates
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Inflation is coming, make sure your mortgage is ready.
A Quick Guide to save money on your mortgage in the next two weeks!
Last week we found out that even though we have been in a lock-down, inflation has started to creep up. Yesterday the Bank of Canada (BoC) said that they are going to start slowing down their bond purchases. These two statements are directly linked to your mortgage rate. If you haven't compared your current rate to the rates available on the market, now is the time.
You can be forgiven for not wanting to deal with your mortgage over the past few months. But you should know that more than 80% of Canadians are losing money on their mortgages.
It is almost certain that the rate on your mortgage is too high relative to what you should be paying. If you're an existing Cannect borrower, this doesn’t apply to you, our mortgage manager software analyses every mortgage file we have to identify savings and alerts an agent to notify you. BUT, if your mortgage was done directly with any lender in Canada, you should know that they have no obligation to inform you that you might be able to save money by paying them less in interest.
You need to know that interest rates have already started increasing, they always start moving slowly and then move faster, that’s the way the market works.
STEP 1:
You dread what the mortgage penalty to break it might be.
STEP 2:
Three factors should influence your decision as to what your next mortgage rate should be:
STEP 3:
A 5 Year Fixed Rate starting at 1.60%
Rates are always changing, and although these are not likely to be lower anywhere else, we will constantly be checking. Trust is an important part of this process, you need to trust that the rates we provide you with are the lowest on the market.
STEP 4:
By now you understand that all of our services are paid for by the lenders we source mortgages with, and more importantly, our entire philosophy since inception is to provide Canadians with sound, unbiased mortgage advice. That means if doing a deal doesn't make sense for you, you're going to hear about it from one of our salaried employees first!
#Inflation #MakeMoneyCount #InterestRates