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Should I lock my mortgage for 5 years fixed with 35 years amortization period before march 2011?

 
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    Q. What is the maximum amortization period in canada for a 5 year fixed mortgage?


    "In canada the maximum amortization period for a 5 year fixed mortgage is 35 years..."



    In Canada the maximum amortization period for a 5 year fixed mortgage is 35 years. Some banks only have the 25 and 30 years amortization for 5 years fixed mortgage.

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    Q. How do i calculate monthly mortgage payments on a 400,000 mortgage for 4 years fixed and 30 years amortization?


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    The monthly mortgage payment on a 400,000 loan for 30 years amortization period for 5 year fixed mortgage 3.7% rate is $1,834.76. It will cost you 260,000 in mortgage interest if will take that long for you to pay the mortgage. Remember that most of the interest paid in the first 5 years of your mortgage. In order to speed up the payent process you can do double payments or biweekly. If you take the same mortgage with biweekly payments your biweekly payment will be $ 846.11 which is $142 less per month.

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    Q. How do i calculate monthly interest payment on a 300,000 5 year fixed mortgage with 25 years amortization?


    "If you want to obtain a 300,000 mortgage for 5 years fixed mortgage with..."



    You will pay $ 1,576.43 a month if you want to obtain a 300,000 mortgage for 5 years fixed mortgage with 25 years amortization period. THe calculation was done on the average rate of 2.99 percent for 5 years fixed mortgage.
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