National Bank Financial Adjusts Mortgage Rate

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mortgage 150x150 National Bank Financial Adjusts Mortgage RateNational Bank Financial Group has adjusted its rates for residential mortgages. There are several adjustments made in their fixed rate closed term and the variable rate closed term.

The new rates are to take effect as of November 23rd, 2009.

 The changes in the rates for residential mortgages are as follows: 

TERM

CURRENT RATE (%)

NEW RATE (%)

CHANGE

FIXED-RATE OPEN TERM

 

 

 

6 months open

7.000

7.000

0.000

1 year open

7.250

7.250

0.000

FIXED-RATE CLOSED TERM

 

 

 

3 months closed

3.750

3.600

-0.150

6 months closed

3.750

3.600

-0.150

1 year closed

3.750

3.600

-0.150

2 years closed

3.950

3.750

-0.200

3 years closed

4.450

4.250

-0.200

4 years closed

5.290

5.190

-0.100

5 years closed

5.840

5.590

-0.250

7 years closed

6.600

6.600

0.000

10 years closed

6.950

6.750

-0.200

VARIABLE-RATE CLOSED TERM

 

 

 

5 years Variable rate
(discount included)

2.250

2.250

0.000

5 years Saver

3.400

3.250

-0.150

5 years Capped rate

2.900

2.900

0.000

Capped rate

5.840

5.590

-0.250

With the changes made in National Bank of Canada’s rates for residential mortgages, the time is now if you want to secure a low rate, while making your investment into a house.

Just be sure not to stretch yourself too thing as rates are bound to go up, and in time your low rate will be gone and you are stuck with a high rate to deal with.

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