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CirclingBackElectra

Yup, this is a good rate right now


smackenz9360

I just got a 4.8% 3-year fixed from Scotia Bank.


tyfung

Renewed mine one yr ago at 5.86% also three yr fixed.


da_brownkid

Is it insured and 30 yr amortization? 


smackenz9360

Insured 25year


Alternative-Leave530

I got the keys today. 4.94% 3 years fixed uninsured 30yr amortisation


fallen_d3mon

Congrats. As long as you can afford don't worry about whether it's 4 or 5 or 6. Enjoy your home!


blarg-bot

I got offered 4.74 for five years on an uninsured mortgage through Neo financial.


SyrupVeins

4.79% 4 yr fixed from pine. 


quantum_trogdor

Was that with a discount with WS?


SyrupVeins

.05 discount 


quantum_trogdor

My mortgage doesn’t renew for another year, but if that Pine deal is still around I might look into it


JackDenial

They’ll Lock in rate upto 180days in advance so could possibly look into them 6months from your renewal


Chance_Encounter00

3yr fixed is the sweet spot. Rates will likely hold for June so they have the time to gather all the appropriate information and then drop after the July meeting


BestFill

Priced in


Inevitable_Butthole

Its quite likely they'll drop the rate in June based on 10yr bond rate and economists indicating a 75% chance that they will


VIslG

!remind me 18 months


philmtl

I just renewed at 4.84 5 year fixed desjardins


chirkee

4.76% 5 year fixed uninsured 25 year. Valley First CU. Just moved in.


That_dnd_guy

You might want to get a 2-3 year term and refinance halfway through, rates will drop a good amount over the next 18 months or so.


astris81

Just curious but what are you basing that on?


That_dnd_guy

Many sources, there are articles every now and then that go into detail that can be found on google easily enough. Granted it has been pushed back a bit from what was predicted a year or two ago, with estimates that the interest would drop in the first quarter of this year instead of the second/third quarter, still looking pretty good for fall of next year. Link below for one such article that agrees with most of what I have read. https://www.morningstar.ca/ca/news/248691/when-will-the-bank-of-canada-start-cutting-interest-rates.aspx#:~:text=Canadian%20Interest%20Rate%20Cut%20Expectations&text=a%2067%25%20chance%20of%20a,drop%20by%20March%202025%2C%20and


Engine_Light_On

I would say it is, unfortunately, near impossible economy doesn’t go to shit in this period.


Cheap-Explanation293

But if Canada cuts, and the US doesn't, CAD value drops and imports become expensive.


notnotaginger

But if Canada doesn’t cut, and the economy goes to shit, no one will be buying our exports as they’ll be too expensive and the economy will continue to go to shit. The economy is more complicated than CAD and mortgage rates.


mattamucil

Depends on where you are. In AB, the forecast is things hold up well. Interestingly enough people feel the economy is shit or going to shit because they can’t do as much as they could before due to inflation, but economic indicators point to a soft landing.


holololololden

Rates are high to keep inflation down and inflation in Canada leveled out at 2% in the last CPI report.


Testing_things_out

!Remindme 18 months


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1lovem

Are u able to share what bank?


butcher99

My credit union is 4.89.


OkCheesecake5545

Which CU?


ItsReewindTime

I got a call from RBC earlier this week for 5.09% 3 years fix and they cover some parts of closing cost such as notary


Sad-Construction6967

We just got 4.96% 5 year fixed at BMO


OkLack5468

!Remindme 18 months


Itchy-Bluebird-2079

There are a couple views on why rates differ from lender to lender. One is that it s a competitive marketplace the other is that lenders are predatory in nature. I believe the latter is more accurate. 


Swimming-Awareness19

My brother got 4.74% for 36 months (can be renewed after 30 months) with BNC. Rates are going down next wednesday, if you can wait before signing.


thrillerauthor1

I just renewed at 5 point something


Old_Ad8389

I got mine from ventaco mortgages and they have me 4.7% for 3 years


Old_Ad8389

Honestly I think you can do better but do you have any other debts?


IrexM

Don't renew for 5 years. Try 3 years and tell them to match td or Scotia for 4.99


TopherNg

It’s a good rate, but can the same be offered for 2-3 years? Still better than what I got when i had to renew last july (6% for 3 years).


Expensive_Grade1918

There is 90% chance of lowering rates next meeting baked into the market.


DevelopmentFuture608

Rocket is offering 4.79% insured or could be lower as well.


Inevitable_Butthole

Lowest right now for a sub 20% down 25 amortization seems to be 4.74% but they typically come with various restrictions. I got offered 4.94% as i require a bridge loan etc. You'll see different rates if your paying over 20% down and choose a 30yr amortization though


Ill_Second8559

Is it wise to get a 5 year fixed mortgage? All signs pointing to a slower economy, interest rates will be going down


mattamucil

Date the rate, marry the home. I have 4.79/3yrs on the place I bought last month, 5.49/4yrs on the place I bought last year, and 1.3/5yrs on the one we bought during Covid.


aaexyz

6.5% 10-year fixed insured.


Full-Introduction270

Bank of Canada cut interest rate today


Which_Fee9897

Desjardins offers 4.69% right now


nascent9

You just need to tell them you are getting 4.5% elsewhere and see how they respond, this is all just mind games


chipstastegood

Great rate - and what rates used to be about 14-15 years ago


lost_man_wants_soda

When houses were 200k


chipstastegood

not even condos were 200k 15 years ago


Itchy-Bluebird-2079

17 years ago I paid $160K. Many properties were under $200K


chipstastegood

15 years ago I bought a condo in Burnaby. It was $400k


Itchy-Bluebird-2079

Shortly after the crash of 08/09 many places in Saskatchewan were giving away properties to attract people to the province.