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RBC Adjusts Residential Mortgage Rates

RBC Adjusts Residential Mortgage Rates
RBC Royal Bank announced it will be changing its residential mortgage rates effective April 27th, 2010. The changes are as follows: Fixed Rate Mortgages: Six month convertible 5.05% Increased by 0.15% One year closed 3.80% Increased by 0.15%... Full story

Homebuyers are okay with current Mortgage Debt

Homebuyers are okay with current Mortgage Debt
According to a new online survey, a vast majority of recent Canadians homebuyers are okay with their current mortgage debt. The survey consisted of 2,500 active mortgage borrowers; it found that 81% of them were comfortable with the level of their current mortgage debt. The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) conducted this poll. The survey also found ... Full story

CIBC Adjusts Mortgage Rates

CIBC Adjusts Mortgage Rates
Canadian Imperial Bank of Canada (CIBC) recently made changes to its residential mortgage rates. The changes made have been in effect since Thursday, April 15th, 2010. The changes made to CIBC’s mortgage rates are as follows: Six month convertible 4.90% Up 0.25% Six month open... Full story

National Bank Financial Group Adjusts Mortgage Rates

National Bank Financial Group Adjusts Mortgage Rates
National Bank Financial Group has adjusted its residential mortgage rates. The new rates are effective as of April 15th, 2010. The new residential mortgage rates are as follows: TERM CURRENT RATE (%) NEW RATE (%) CHANGE FIXED-RATE OPEN TERM... Full story

TD Canada Trust Adjusts Mortgage Rates

TD Canada Trust Adjusts Mortgage Rates
TD Canada Trust has changed its mortgage rates; the recent changes have been in effect since April 15th, 2010. The changes to TD Canada Trust’s mortgage rates are as follows: Fixed Rate To: Change: Six month convertible 4.60% No change... Full story

BMO Adjusts Mortgage Rates

BMO Adjusts Mortgage Rates
BMO Bank of Montreal announced it will be changing it residential mortgage rates; these changes are to take effect as of April 16th, 2010. Despite this recent change in mortgage rates, BMO will continue to offer its popular 5-year fixed low rate mortgage with a maximum 25 year amortization. This rate is ... Full story

Mortgage Rates Rise Again

Mortgage Rates Rise Again
Canada’s record low interest rates are in their final days, and repeated hikes in mortgage costs mean that for some first time homebuyers stand a chance of being shut out of the housing market. Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) announced on April 13th that it will be raising its residential mortgage rates for the second time in ... Full story

BMO Offers Lowest Five Year Fixed Rate Mortgage Under 4%

BMO Offers Lowest Five Year Fixed Rate Mortgage Under 4%
BMO Bank of Montreal announced that effective April 7th, its five year low rate fixed closed mortgage will be increasing to 3.95% from 3.75%. This new rate remains at the lowest in the marketplace, and the gap between BMO’s rate compared to the competition has widened following the recent round of rate increases. This is one of ... Full story

National Bank Financial Group Adjusts Residential Mortgage Rates

National Bank Financial Group Adjusts Residential Mortgage Rates
National Bank Financial Group has adjusted its rates for residential mortgages. The recent changes are similar to what other banks have done with the exception of the 3 year closed fixed rate and the capped rate for the variable rate closed term. The new rates have been in effect since March 31st, 2010. The changes to the residential ... Full story

BMO Adjusts Residential Mortgage Rates

BMO Adjusts Residential Mortgage Rates
BMO Bank of Montreal announced on March 30th, it will be increasing its residential mortgage rates. The changes to its residential mortgage rates are to take effect as of March 31st, 2010. BMO announced that it will continue to offer its lowest five year fixed rate mortgage at 3.75%. They urge Canadians that if you are interested ... Full story
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