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Interest rates april 2010
The document discusses the current state and future projections of fixed and variable interest rates, emphasizing factors that influence them and consumer protection strategies. It highlights the Bank of Canada's prime lending rate, anticipated increases, and recent mortgage regulation changes, including stricter requirements for rental properties. Key recommendations for consumers include obtaining pre-approval and considering refinancing options.
Interest rates april 2010
- 1. INTEREST RATES Brad Compton Invis Mortgage Agent
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- 3. Todayʼs Discussion •Fixed &Variable rates
- 4. Todayʼs Discussion •Fixed &Variable rates •What drives them?
- 5. Todayʼs Discussion •Fixed &Variable rates •What drives them? •Where are they going?
- 6. Todayʼs Discussion •Fixed &Variable rates •What drives them? •Where are they going? •How can consumers protect themselves?
- 7. Todayʼs Discussion •Fixed &Variable rates •What drives them? •Where are they going? •How can consumers protect themselves? •Recent changes to mortgage regulations
- 9. How To Builda Fixed Rate
- 10. How To Builda Fixed Rate in 4 easy steps
- 11. How To Builda Fixed Rate in 4 easy steps 5 Year Bond
- 12. How To Builda Fixed Rate in 4 easy steps 5 Year Bond 2.92%
- 13. How To Builda Fixed Rate in 4 easy steps Default Risk 5 Year Bond 2.92%
- 14. How To Builda Fixed Rate in 4 easy steps Default Risk 0.35% 5 Year Bond 2.92%
- 15. How To Builda Fixed Rate in 4 easy steps Admin Costs Default Risk 0.35% 5 Year Bond 2.92%
- 16. How To Builda Fixed Rate in 4 easy steps Admin Costs 1.00% Default Risk 0.35% 5 Year Bond 2.92%
- 17. How To Builda Fixed Rate in 4 easy steps Hedging Costs Admin Costs 1.00% Default Risk 0.35% 5 Year Bond 2.92%
- 18. How To Builda Fixed Rate in 4 easy steps Hedging Costs 0.15% Admin Costs 1.00% Default Risk 0.35% 5 Year Bond 2.92%
- 19. How To Builda Fixed Rate in 4 easy steps Hedging Costs 0.15% Admin Costs 1.00% Default Risk 0.35% 5 Year Bond 2.92% 4.42%
- 20. Fixed Rates -Where are rates going
- 21. Fixed Rates -Where are rates going UP!
- 22. Variable Rates -BOC Affect
- 23. Variable Rates -BOC Affect •The Bank of Canada Prime lending rate - .25%
- 24. Variable Rates -BOC Affect •The Bank of Canada Prime lending rate - .25% •Banks add allowances for risk and admin costs - 2.25%
- 25. Variable Rates -BOC Affect •The Bank of Canada Prime lending rate - .25% •Banks add allowances for risk and admin costs - 2.25% •Variable mortgages usually have a discount to prime
- 26. Variable Rates -BOC Affect •The Bank of Canada Prime lending rate - .25% •Banks add allowances for risk and admin costs - 2.25% •Variable mortgages usually have a discount to prime •Lines of credit and open mortgages usually have a premium added
- 27. Variable Rates -BOC Affect •The Bank of Canada Prime lending rate - .25% •Banks add allowances for risk and admin costs - 2.25% •Variable mortgages usually have a discount to prime •Lines of credit and open mortgages usually have a premium added •Some variable mortgages keep payments the same with rate fluctuations - ARM & VRM
- 28. Variable Rates -BOC Affect •The Bank of Canada Prime lending rate - .25% •Banks add allowances for risk and admin costs - 2.25% •Variable mortgages usually have a discount to prime •Lines of credit and open mortgages usually have a premium added •Some variable mortgages keep payments the same with rate fluctuations - ARM & VRM •Some lenders will adjust payments monthly and some are quarterly
- 29. Variable Rates -Where are they going
- 30. Variable Rates -Where are they going UP!
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- 32. Variable Rate Outlook •Bankof Canada will be raising the prime rate in June/ July
- 33. Variable Rate Outlook •Bankof Canada will be raising the prime rate in June/ July •Increase should be gradual 1-1.5% by end of 2011
- 34. Variable Rate Outlook •Bankof Canada will be raising the prime rate in June/ July •Increase should be gradual 1-1.5% by end of 2011 •US economy still weak resulting in little rate movement south of the border
- 35. Variable Rate Outlook •Bankof Canada will be raising the prime rate in June/ July •Increase should be gradual 1-1.5% by end of 2011 •US economy still weak resulting in little rate movement south of the border •Don’t want to repeat history - 1992 and 2002 Canada raised rates too quick only to reverse within months
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- 37. How To Protect •Getpre-approved - Lock in rate for 120 days
- 38. How To Protect •Getpre-approved - Lock in rate for 120 days •Look at refinanicng - break mortgage - ask lender to blend and extend
- 39. How To Protect •Getpre-approved - Lock in rate for 120 days •Look at refinanicng - break mortgage - ask lender to blend and extend •Longer term mortgage
- 40. How To Protect •Getpre-approved - Lock in rate for 120 days •Look at refinanicng - break mortgage - ask lender to blend and extend •Longer term mortgage •Mixed mortgage - part variable and part fixed
- 41. How To Protect •Getpre-approved - Lock in rate for 120 days •Look at refinanicng - break mortgage - ask lender to blend and extend •Longer term mortgage •Mixed mortgage - part variable and part fixed •Look at locking in variable
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- 43. New Mortgage Regulations •Minimum20% down for rentals under 5 units
- 44. New Mortgage Regulations •Minimum20% down for rentals under 5 units •Only 50% of rental income can be used to qualify
- 45. New Mortgage Regulations •Minimum20% down for rentals under 5 units •Only 50% of rental income can be used to qualify •Qualifying interest rate on variable & terms under 5 years now posted rate - 6.10%
- 46. New Mortgage Regulations •Minimum20% down for rentals under 5 units •Only 50% of rental income can be used to qualify •Qualifying interest rate on variable & terms under 5 years now posted rate - 6.10% •Refinances up to 90% LTV only
- 47. New Mortgage Regulations •Minimum20% down for rentals under 5 units •Only 50% of rental income can be used to qualify •Qualifying interest rate on variable & terms under 5 years now posted rate - 6.10% •Refinances up to 90% LTV only •Stated income program only applies to individuals who have been self employed for less than 3 years on purchases up to 90% and refi’s up to 85%
- 48. Brad Compton Invis MortgageAgent 416-671-2183 bradcompton@invis.ca @bcomp123
Editor's Notes
- #31 Give predictions - Economy recovering faster, inflation higher than predicted. Carney reminds us that the conditional promise of leaving rates alone until mid 2010 is based on keeping inflation in check. The longer we go the more severe the rate correction will have to be Give Cautions - US economy is still sluggish.
- #32 Give predictions - Economy recovering faster, inflation higher than predicted. Carney reminds us that the conditional promise of leaving rates alone until mid 2010 is based on keeping inflation in check. The longer we go the more severe the rate correction will have to be Give Cautions - US economy is still sluggish.