September 1, 2011
Mortgage Interest Rate Review August 31st
Interest rate review August 31st - Here's what's new with mortgage rates this ...
July 21, 2011
July 21st Mortgage Interest Rate Review – Heatwave Edition
Greetings from the poolside! Here's a heatwave edition of your mortgage interest rate review for this historic July ...
July 12, 2011
July Mortgage Interest Rate Review
How do July mortgage interest rates stack up? Here are the current rates you should know if you're looking for a ...
November 2, 2010
Mortgage Interest Rate Review: November 1st 2010
What's new with mortgage interest rates? Here's what you need to know from the November 1 interest rate ...
October 19, 2010
Bank of Canada – Prime Remains at 3%
This morning the Bank of Canada announced that it is not making any changes to the prime rate. This comes after 3 previous increases during the summer. The bank expects the economic recovery to be ...
September 27, 2010
Monday Mortgage Review Sept 27th 2010
Officially these are the lowest fixed rate mortgages my father ever remembers being able to offer over the course of his 34 year long career. They may be lowest I’ll ever be able to offer as ...
September 13, 2010
Toronto Monday Mortgage Rate Review
2.70% – 1 Year Fixed 2.90% – 3 Year Fixed 3.69% – 5 Year Fixed (quick close Oct 30th) 2.87% – Merix 50/50 Mortgage (Fixed/Variable hybrid) P-.70 3 Year Variable (2.30%) P-.7o 5 Year ...
September 8, 2010
Bank of Canada Rises Prime Rate -september 8th 2010
Today the Bank of Canada announced that it is raising the prime rate by one-quarter of a percent for the third time in a row. The bank has observed that economic recovery is continuing to move ...
August 30, 2010
Monday Mortgage Review for August 30th 2010
2.70% – 1 Year Fixed 2.90% – 3 Year Fixed 3.69% – 5 Year Fixed (quick close Sept 30th) 2.87% – Merix 50/50 Mortgage (Fixed/Variable hybrid) P-.70 3 Year Variable P-.65 5 Year Variable ...
August 23, 2010
Monday Interest Rate Review August 23rd 2010
Mortgage interest rates continue to stay low as weak numbers indicate that we are still far from full economic recovery. Rates are always changing and it’s hard for a borrower to explore and ...