Great news this week as the “Big Banks” are finally getting in the game for interest rates. The news is all about the drop in interest rates by the Banks. Other lenders have already been down for a few weeks and I am looking to see rates go down even further. It is becoming more difficult to make the choice between variable and fixed rates as these rates get closer together.
Term |
Best |
Bank Posted |
1 year |
2.65% |
3.50% |
3 year |
3.49% |
4.50% |
5 year |
3.79i |
5.49i |
10 year |
5.25% |
6.90% |
25 year |
9.30% |
9.65% |
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Another week - another small decrease in interest rates. I’ve been telling you that fixed terms have to come down and they are. There’s more room for decreases but whether or not the lenders offer the savings to the borrower or try to hang onto their larger spreads, only time will tell.
The Bank of Canada next meets Wednesday, September 8th. It’s widely thought that the B of C cannot go too much further without the rest of the world, most notably the USA, joining in the recovery. Based on what I’ve read, the recovery in the USA is looking more like 2012-2013. About the time that the Port Mann bride is finished, rates in the USA will be going up.
Until then, keep your speed under 80km/h (in Vancouver) and consider riding in a variable mortgage. Have a Great week!
Term |
Best |
Bank Posted |
1 year |
2.65% |
3.50% |
3 year |
3.49% |
4.50% |
5 year |
3.89i |
5.79i |
10 year |
5.25% |
6.90% |
25 year |
9.30% |
9.65% |
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Call Laura today and tell her Lyn sent you!