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= Mortgages =
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In canada, mortgages compound bi-yearly by law<br>
and like most financings are affected by the bank's prime rate (see [[finance interest]] for details).
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* Canadian mortgages compound bi-yearly by law
* Down Payments less than 20% require
** Mortgage Insurance (protects the lender at your expense)
** A term of 25-years or shorter
* In addition to the purchase price, you'll be charged a land registration fee (a percentage of your purchase price)
* You may need to purchase utility-hookup fees, painting/cleaning
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Revision as of 21:59, 10 April 2022

Mortgages

Documentation

canada gov: mortgage portal https://www.canada.ca/en/financial-consumer-agency/services/mortgages.html
canada gov: pay mortgage faster https://www.canada.ca/en/financial-consumer-agency/services/mortgages/pay-mortgage-faster.html

Fun Facts

  • Canadian mortgages compound bi-yearly by law
  • Down Payments less than 20% require
    • Mortgage Insurance (protects the lender at your expense)
    • A term of 25-years or shorter
  • In addition to the purchase price, you'll be charged a land registration fee (a percentage of your purchase price)
  • You may need to purchase utility-hookup fees, painting/cleaning