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Mortgage rates hit a new low, with Canadian bank posting below 1% 💡↓↓↓ HSBC has come out with a variable rate mortgage at 0.99 per cent, which industry watchers believe is the first such posted offer below 1 per cent ever in Canada. Time for renewal or getting a new mortgage? I am connected to some of the best mortgage experts in the business. Call Mike Bolger at (519) 616-2656 for more details. I look forward to your call. https://bit.ly/3gnUIv4

LIMITED TIME AMAZING RATES!!! 👇 👇 👇 Hello everyone, I hope you and your families are all well and safe. I wanted to send this out to you in case you are in the market or want to take advantage of the low rates and perhaps want to refinance at this time? Canada Life Limited Time 5 year fixed rate Mortgage Offer at 2.34%. Purchases, Refinances, and Transfers! 120-day rate hold. This rate will not be available long! To hold this rate, the following criteria are required. * Mortgage Application * Mortgage Acknowledgement for a Credit Check * Proof of Income Please feel to call me if you need or want to talk. Call Wayne Elliott at 519-220-0557. https://bit.ly/35fI6PN

Fixed or Variable? 😕❔👇 “If you’re in the trenches shopping for a new mortgage, I’m going to tell you something I’ve rarely told anyone in 13 years in this business: Variable rates are a gamble that you don’t need to take,” RateSpy founder Rob McLister. For new borrowers, variable rates have largely lost their appeal since prime rate has very little room left to fall, if at all. As of today, some of the most competitive mortgage providers are offering 5-year fixed rates at less than ten basis points above the lowest variable rates. See the article here. canadianmortgagetrends.com/2020/08/fixed-or-variable-floating-rate-mortgages-losing-their-lustre/ Are you looking for a mortgage broker? I know some of the best in the area. Call me at (519) 616-2656 for a referral. https://bit.ly/2XZzD0F

Is your mortgage renewing soon? Some people must still pick a mortgage term this spring despite the COVID-19 crisis. Should you get a fixed or variable rate? Unfortunately, there is a lot of confusion out there about mortgage rates. If you are looking for options when it comes to your mortgage renewal, consider contacting Wayne Elliott at (519) 220-0557 for some mortgage options and advice. http://bit.ly/33r9R8q

Why Are Some Mortgage Rates Rising? Fears over the COVID-19 pandemic and falling oil prices have caused mortgage rates to fall to multi-year lows over the past couple of weeks. According to Canadian Mortgage Trends, some lenders are actually starting to raise rates. Fixed rates on certain terms have been creeping back up, while some of the big banks have been quietly cutting their discounts on the prime rate. A host of other lenders have also been slashing their discounts from prime by anywhere from 20 up to 75 basis points. For those in the market for a new mortgage, and who are leaning towards a variable rate, experts recommend obtaining a rate hold as soon as possible. Have questions about mortgages? I am connected to some of the best Mortgage experts in the business. Call Mike Bolger at (519) 616-2656 for more details. I look forward to your call. http://bit.ly/2XZzD0F

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Why are some mortgage rates rising? Fears over the COVID-19 pandemic and falling oil prices have caused mortgage rates to fall to multi-year lows over the past couple of weeks. According to Canadian Mortgage Trends, some lenders are starting to raise rates. Fixed rates on certain terms have been creeping back up, while some of the big banks have been quietly cutting their discounts on the prime rate. A host of other lenders have also been slashing their discounts from prime by anywhere from 20 up to 75 basis points. For those in the market for a new mortgage, and who are leaning towards a variable rate, some experts recommend obtaining a rate hold. Do you have questions about mortgages? I am connected to some of the best Mortgage experts in the business. Call Mike Bolger at (519) 616-2656 for more details. I look forward to your call. http://bit.ly/2XZzD0F