Showing posts with label Canada mortgage interest rates. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Canada mortgage interest rates. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 08, 2015
Saturday, June 13, 2015
This and That June
Peter Kinch - Debt, The Fed and Your Mortgage
Lamphier: No wonder Vancouverites hate oil pipelines - "Why would Vancouverites risk an oil spill in Burrard Inlet or English Bay, one that could soil the city’s beaches for years and drive a stake through the city’s sizzling property market? It makes no economic sense." JUMP
House prices or not I don't think anyone wants an oil spill in their backyard or on their beach.
Good times, bad times: As Alberta's economy busts, it's film industry booms - "It’s not movie magic, even if it may have seemed that way. During the Depression, the movie industry is said to have experienced a major boom. People may have faced chronic unemployment, long food lines and a general lack of hope, but they also packed themselves into movie theatres." JUMP
Scroll down to the Keep Rolling Alberta 2014 Highlight reel. It's really well done.
Lamphier: No wonder Vancouverites hate oil pipelines - "Why would Vancouverites risk an oil spill in Burrard Inlet or English Bay, one that could soil the city’s beaches for years and drive a stake through the city’s sizzling property market? It makes no economic sense." JUMP
House prices or not I don't think anyone wants an oil spill in their backyard or on their beach.
Good times, bad times: As Alberta's economy busts, it's film industry booms - "It’s not movie magic, even if it may have seemed that way. During the Depression, the movie industry is said to have experienced a major boom. People may have faced chronic unemployment, long food lines and a general lack of hope, but they also packed themselves into movie theatres." JUMP
Scroll down to the Keep Rolling Alberta 2014 Highlight reel. It's really well done.
Wednesday, October 03, 2012
10 Year rate - Lock in or?
Here is a great look at locking into the 10 year rate. Especially as it's predicted that rates will rise again around 2016.
Peter Kinch's take is that you need to really think about the lending environment we'll be in when you renew now for a 5 year term. In 2017, after the hike, who knows what kind of rates will be offered?
I'm offended now by a 5.49% but I once had 7.15%. Second mortgages are often double these figures.
My bank manager likes to tell me about her 18% mortgage rate so we really really can't complain.
Watch the mortgage minute
Peter Kinch's take is that you need to really think about the lending environment we'll be in when you renew now for a 5 year term. In 2017, after the hike, who knows what kind of rates will be offered?
I'm offended now by a 5.49% but I once had 7.15%. Second mortgages are often double these figures.
My bank manager likes to tell me about her 18% mortgage rate so we really really can't complain.
Watch the mortgage minute
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