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I have a variable rate mortgage should i lock in now 2010

 
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I have a variable rate mortgage should i lock in now 2010? It would be so helpful to get an answer.
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Q. When should i lock in my variable rate mortgage march 2010?


Now, Now, NOW!!!!! You should immediately lock your mortgage if you haven`t done so. The mortgage rates can`t be any lower or the Canadian economy will blow. The rates can not be so low with todays economy. Locking your mortgage for 5 year fixed with a good rate will only benefit you in the future.

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Q. Should i lock in my variable rate mortgage canada?


Hello Irfan, the popular school of thought is variable rate mortgages will provide you savings over a fixed mortgage over your 5 year term. Only one time existed that the above statement was not true. The fixed terms before March 31 2010 were so low that locking in your mortgage was a really good idea and would have been the better choice. Now that the fixed rates have risen the variable is the more popular product. One thing you should be asking yourself is how much discount do you have on your variable rate mortgage. If your variable rate is higher than prime - 0.4% please contact me so I can show you how you can save money over the rest of your term. Abraham Niyazi Mortgage Agent Easyrate.ca 416-993-4082.

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Q. Should i lock in my variable rate mortgage canada?


As for locking in a variable rate mortgage, yes you can lock it in at any time with almost all institutions. Abraham Niyazi Mortgage Agent www.easyrate.ca 416-993-4082

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