📉 The #BankofCanada has lowered their interest rate by 25bps to 4.75% — The first cut since March 2020! 🏡This is a great opportunity to take advantage of our new convertible mortgage offering. #Canadians can benefit from the declining interest rate market, enjoy lower mortgage payments, and save faster — Improving their monthly cash flow as they lock in a new lower rate! 💰 Your clients deserve flexibility. 🤔 Are you curious about our 12-month Convertible Mortgage? Contact your Business Development Manager today! - 📉 La Banque du Canada a baissé son taux d'intérêt de 25 points de base à 4,75 % - La première réduction depuis mars 2020 ! 🏡 C'est une excellente occasion de profiter de notre nouvelle offre de prêt hypothécaire convertible. Les Canadiens et Canadiennes peuvent profiter de la baisse des taux d'intérêt, bénéficier de versements hypothécaires moins élevés et épargner plus rapidement - en améliorant leurs liquidités mensuelles grâce à un nouveau taux réduit ! 💰 Vos clients et clientes méritent de la flexibilité. 🤔 Êtes-vous curieux de connaître notre hypothèque convertible de 12 mois ? Contactez votre directeur(rice) du développement des affaires dès aujourd'hui ! . . . #ConvertibleMortgage #CanadianMortgages #CanadianMortgageRates #CanadianMortgageBroker #BanqueHaventree
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Borrowers are no longer expecting interest rates to come down soon. See the rest of our analysis on the mortgage market in the latest Residential Mortgage Industry Report.
Check out our latest Residential Mortgage Industry Report to find out how Canadians are managing debt stress. Despite fewer people taking out mortgages, managing debt payments is getting tougher for some Canadians. Delinquency for credit cards, lines of credit, and auto loans continued the rise in the last 6 months. More Canadians are feeling the crunch and, though overall still low, we’ve seen an increase in arrears on alternative lender and higher value mortgages. Get the full report and more: https://ow.ly/cKQ150Q5TN7 // Consultez notre dernier Rapport sur le secteur des prêts hypothécaires résidentiels pour découvrir comment les personnes au Canada gèrent le stress lié aux dettes. Malgré la diminution du nombre de personnes ayant contracté un prêt hypothécaire, certaines personnes au Canada ont de plus en plus de difficulté à gérer leurs dettes. Les comptes en souffrance pour les cartes de crédit, les marges de crédit et les prêts automobiles ont poursuivi leur hausse au cours des 6 derniers mois. Un plus grand nombre de personnes au Canada ressentent les effets de la crise. Bien que ce nombre soit encore peu élevé dans l’ensemble, nous avons constaté une augmentation des prêts en souffrance pour les prêteurs non traditionnels et les prêts hypothécaires de grande valeur. Lisez le rapport complet et plus encore : https://ow.ly/ZRLS50Q5TNL #MortgageDebt #Mortgages #DetteHypothécaire #PrêtsHypothécaires
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Hey #Lenders and #MortgageProfessionals: the market has changed and our industry is constantly evolving. Stay up to date with the latest mortgage trends and data through our Residential Mortgage Industry Report - hot off the press today 👍🏽 (see below!) And reach out to your CMHC Account Rep if you’re looking for other reports to help you educate your clients and grow your business. We’ve got you covered 😉 #CMHC #mortgagedata #mortgagebrokers #canadianhousing #educationiskey
📊 Spring 2024 Residential Mortgage Industry Report out now 📊 Canada’s total residential mortgage debt stood at $2.16 trillion as of February 2024, up 3.4% from February 2023. However, we’re seeing the slowest mortgage growth in 2 decades as high interest rates mean less people are taking out mortgages. Top trends 👇 • By the end of 2023, more families were financially stretched, with delinquency rates climbing slightly from historic lows • Delinquency rates have increased for all lender types, with the unregulated segment experiencing the most significant rise compared to Q4 2022. • Lenders are offering large discounts on 5 year fixed-rate mortgages. But most borrowers are continuing to opt for shorter-term fixed-rate mortgages, signalling their uncertainty about future mortgage rates. For more trends and analysis download our full Residential Mortgage Industry Report here: https://ow.ly/ZV0550RZYk3 // 📊 Le Rapport sur le secteur des prêts hypothécaires résidentiels du printemps 2024 est maintenant disponible 📊 La dette hypothécaire résidentielle au Canada s’élevait à 2,16 billions de dollars en février 2024, en hausse de 3,4 % par rapport à février 2023. Cependant, cette croissance du crédit hypothécaire est la plus lente en 20 ans. En effet, de moins en moins de personnes contractent des prêts hypothécaires en raison des taux d’intérêt élevés. Principales tendances 👇 • À la fin de 2023, les taux de prêts en souffrance étaient un peu plus élevés que les creux historiques. Un nombre accru de familles avaient donc des difficultés financières. • Les taux de prêts en souffrance ont augmenté pour tous les types de prêteurs. Le segment non réglementé a enregistré la plus forte hausse par rapport au T4 2022. • Les prêteurs offrent d’importants rabais sur les prêts hypothécaires à taux fixe de 5 ans. Cependant, la plupart des gens continuent d’opter pour des prêts à taux fixe à court terme. C’est signe de leur incertitude à l’égard des taux hypothécaires futurs. Pour découvrir d’autres tendances et analyses, téléchargez notre Rapport sur le secteur des prêts hypothécaires résidentiels ici : https://ow.ly/uyul50RZYk1 #MortgageDebt #Mortgages #DetteHypothécaire #PrêtsHypothécaires
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The CMHC Residential Mortgage Industry Report launched today! Are you registered for our webinar on June 5th where Tania Bourassa-Ochoa, Seamus Benwell and Daniel Desjardins will discuss this year's key findings? Register now by messaging me or emailing: [email protected] Topics of discussion: 👉 Most borrowers are continuing to opt for shorter-term fixed-rate mortgages despite lenders offering large discounts on 5 year fixed-rate mortgages. 👉 Mortgage delinquency rates increased from historically low levels during the last quarter of 2023. 👉 Chartered banks mortgage activity is growing but is being driven by more renewals and a rebound in refinances. See you there! #CMHC #Mortgages #MortgageProfessionals #Webinar #Lenders #Brokers
📊 Spring 2024 Residential Mortgage Industry Report out now 📊 Canada’s total residential mortgage debt stood at $2.16 trillion as of February 2024, up 3.4% from February 2023. However, we’re seeing the slowest mortgage growth in 2 decades as high interest rates mean less people are taking out mortgages. Top trends 👇 • By the end of 2023, more families were financially stretched, with delinquency rates climbing slightly from historic lows • Delinquency rates have increased for all lender types, with the unregulated segment experiencing the most significant rise compared to Q4 2022. • Lenders are offering large discounts on 5 year fixed-rate mortgages. But most borrowers are continuing to opt for shorter-term fixed-rate mortgages, signalling their uncertainty about future mortgage rates. For more trends and analysis download our full Residential Mortgage Industry Report here: https://ow.ly/ZV0550RZYk3 // 📊 Le Rapport sur le secteur des prêts hypothécaires résidentiels du printemps 2024 est maintenant disponible 📊 La dette hypothécaire résidentielle au Canada s’élevait à 2,16 billions de dollars en février 2024, en hausse de 3,4 % par rapport à février 2023. Cependant, cette croissance du crédit hypothécaire est la plus lente en 20 ans. En effet, de moins en moins de personnes contractent des prêts hypothécaires en raison des taux d’intérêt élevés. Principales tendances 👇 • À la fin de 2023, les taux de prêts en souffrance étaient un peu plus élevés que les creux historiques. Un nombre accru de familles avaient donc des difficultés financières. • Les taux de prêts en souffrance ont augmenté pour tous les types de prêteurs. Le segment non réglementé a enregistré la plus forte hausse par rapport au T4 2022. • Les prêteurs offrent d’importants rabais sur les prêts hypothécaires à taux fixe de 5 ans. Cependant, la plupart des gens continuent d’opter pour des prêts à taux fixe à court terme. C’est signe de leur incertitude à l’égard des taux hypothécaires futurs. Pour découvrir d’autres tendances et analyses, téléchargez notre Rapport sur le secteur des prêts hypothécaires résidentiels ici : https://ow.ly/uyul50RZYk1 #MortgageDebt #Mortgages #DetteHypothécaire #PrêtsHypothécaires
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A great chart is illustrated below showing that the number of mortgages in arrears in each province is quite low and manageable.
In recent discussions, there's been chatter about mortgage arrears and concerns over Canadians' ability to keep up with their mortgage payments. While it's true that a small percentage has faced challenges, the reality is far from the alarming headlines. Out of over 5,000,000 mortgages in Canada, only 8,560 are in arrears, accounting for a mere 0.17%. So, why are Canadians still seeing record-low arrears despite rising interest costs and the higher cost of living? First and foremost, the majority of mortgages in Canada are fixed rates, offering stability even as interest rates fluctuate. For most Canadian mortgage holders, the recent rate increases went unnoticed as their payments remained unchanged. Additionally, for those with variable rate mortgages, over half have fixed payment variables, minimizing the impact on their wallets despite increases in the interest portion. Another contributing factor is the wealth accumulation seen across Canada over the past four years. Many households have diligently paid down consumer debt and bolstered their savings, providing a financial buffer to weather economic uncertainties and manage higher costs over an extended period. Overall, Canadians have consistently met their mortgage obligations, demonstrating resilience and financial prudence. As we look ahead, there are signs that interest rates may stabilize or even decrease in the near future. Let's remain optimistic and hope that the predicted mortgage arrears fail to materialize. While challenges exist, the fundamentals of Canada's real estate market remain robust. With prudent financial management and a resilient housing sector, we can navigate uncertainties and emerge stronger together. Here's to a thriving future for Canada's homeowners and the real estate market as a whole. #RealEstateMarket #FinancialResilience #MortgageTrends #CanadianEconomy
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In recent discussions, there's been chatter about mortgage arrears and concerns over Canadians' ability to keep up with their mortgage payments. While it's true that a small percentage has faced challenges, the reality is far from the alarming headlines. Out of over 5,000,000 mortgages in Canada, only 8,560 are in arrears, accounting for a mere 0.17%. So, why are Canadians still seeing record-low arrears despite rising interest costs and the higher cost of living? First and foremost, the majority of mortgages in Canada are fixed rates, offering stability even as interest rates fluctuate. For most Canadian mortgage holders, the recent rate increases went unnoticed as their payments remained unchanged. Additionally, for those with variable rate mortgages, over half have fixed payment variables, minimizing the impact on their wallets despite increases in the interest portion. Another contributing factor is the wealth accumulation seen across Canada over the past four years. Many households have diligently paid down consumer debt and bolstered their savings, providing a financial buffer to weather economic uncertainties and manage higher costs over an extended period. Overall, Canadians have consistently met their mortgage obligations, demonstrating resilience and financial prudence. As we look ahead, there are signs that interest rates may stabilize or even decrease in the near future. Let's remain optimistic and hope that the predicted mortgage arrears fail to materialize. While challenges exist, the fundamentals of Canada's real estate market remain robust. With prudent financial management and a resilient housing sector, we can navigate uncertainties and emerge stronger together. Here's to a thriving future for Canada's homeowners and the real estate market as a whole. #RealEstateMarket #FinancialResilience #MortgageTrends #CanadianEconomy
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Should You Refinance? In 2022-2023, the Bank of Canada increased its policy rate 10 times! In turn, a record number of Canadians are finding themselves renewing mortgages at much higher rates than what they were paying prior to this historic cycle. Refinancing is an opportunity to address looming financial pressure: 1) Pay off debt accumulated during Covid and subsequent inflation. 2) Re-amortize your mortgage to reduce payment shock at renewal. 3) Use home equity to move into a more suitable product (example: combined mortgage HELOC) Bottom line: don't just sign back your mortgage renewal offer and hope for the best! Consult with us early to determine your mortgage options and protect your financial security. You have choices. Find out what they are! #alberta #mortgagebroker
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🇨🇦 Great news for Canadians! The Bank of Canada just announced a rate hold, maintaining the policy interest rate at 5.00%. But what does this mean for you? ✅ Stability: With rates unchanged, your existing loans and mortgages won't see immediate changes in interest costs. 📈 Economic Outlook: This move indicates the Bank's confidence in the economy, signaling a positive outlook. 💰 Savers: Savings accounts might not see much improvement in returns, but it's a sign of consistency. 🏡 Homebuyers: Mortgage rates remain steady, making it a good time to explore your homeownership dreams. Learn more: bit.ly/45KpRAQ The next scheduled date for announcing the overnight rate target is December 6, 2023. #BankofCanada #InterestRates #FinancialNews
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Those who are in a variable rate mortgage can all breathe a little easier this morning as the Bank of Canada has announced that they will be maintaining the overnight rate at 5.00%. I understand that the increase in the cost of living is leaving finances tight for many Canadians. If you would like to explore options to lower your monthly mortgage payment, restructure vehicle payments or consolidate credit card debt, we have access to a variety of products and lenders that you may not have considered. Reach out to me today to discuss your options or if you have questions. I am here to help! 🌐 https://lnkd.in/gv_gaMff 📩 [email protected] #BankOfCanada #EconomicUpdate #StayInformed #carolasingermortgages #mortgagebyreferral #mortgages #mortgagebroker #mortgageprofessional #mortgageexpert #mortgagetips #finance #refinance #dreamhome #realestate #yycmortgages #investing
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A survey by the Business Development Bank of Canada shows that Canadian consumer spending has decreased by approximately 3% in 2023, attributed to rising inflation and interest rates. The survey found that households are now more selective in their spending, favouring companies with environmentally and inclusively responsible practices. Sustainability has become a significant factor, with 56% of Canadians quitting to purchase from companies whose practices they disagree with. . . . . . #mortgage #mortgageBroker #realestate #mortgagetips #mortgagerate #SnegMortgageTeam #mortgageloans #mortgagelender #mortgageloans #mortgageloanofficer #mortgagebrokers #mortgageadvice #mortgagespecialist #mortgageadvisor #mortgagepro #mortgageprofessional #mortgagehelp #mortgageadviser #refinancemortgage #mortgageexperts #mortgagetip #mortgagenews #mortgage101 #Mortgagepreapproval #Mortgageapproval
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