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1. Amina Mortgage Services
Aminas Mortgage Services, Address: 61 Highland Avenue, Newmarket, ON L3Y 3H9
Ph: 416 697-5443, Fax: 1-289-809-3467
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Fixed Or Variable: Which Rate Is Best For You?
At present thousands of homeowners across Canada are eyeing their options with
more than a little trepidation. The majority of Canadians after all, are risk averse and
when it comes to our mortgage options many of us have traditionally chosen fixed
rather than variable interest rates, in order to allow us to avoid sudden hikes in the
Canadian Prime. In fact, even just the idea of being stuck on a variable rate after a
hike in the prime leaves many of us on edge. Yes, we can lock the rate in if we think
the prime is getting too high, but who is to say we’ll manage to do that right at the
right moment? Rate hikes after all, can leave homeowners not just paying less off
their principle, but them facing paying more interest over the long run.
All that said, recent studies have demonstrated that historically at least,
homeowners on variable rates have actually saved more in the long term when
compared to more risk averse homeowners opting for locked in rates. These being
the case, between 2008 and the present, variable rate mortgage options have
experienced something of resurgence in popularity. Moreover, those who have been
part of this resurgence have made significant savings. The Canadian prime has
consistently fallen since 2008 in tandem with Central Bank instigated economic
recovery measures. This being the case, those who elected for fixed rate mortgages

2. Amina Mortgage Services
Aminas Mortgage Services, Address: 61 Highland Avenue, Newmarket, ON L3Y 3H9
Ph: 416 697-5443, Fax: 1-289-809-3467
Email Id: amina@aminas-ms.ca Website: http://aminas-ms.ca/
back in the 2000-2008 (supposed) boom years, have been left feeling a little cheated
to say the least.
The only question is: How low is too low? You see, a significant number of Canadians
haven’t just opted for more variable rate mortgage options over the past decade.
Rather, many Canadians have also risked incurring penalties in order to switch back
on to variable rates in light of seemingly fantastic overall saving benefits. However,
the variable rate party can’t last forever and the sense of this seems to get more
tangible by the day. Read More>>>>
if you need mortgage advice regarding the present rate fall and what it might mean
for your future, I’d love to be able to help you in this regard.
Arrange a consultation with Amina Mohamed at 647.668.9363 or write to her on
amina@aminas-ms.ca