Welcome back to the channel, everyone! In today’s video, we’re delving into the intricate world of mortgage rates the role of the Liberal Government, and what lies ahead in the Canadian real estate market. Whether you’re a prospective homebuyer, current homeowner, or simply curious about how politics and finance intersect, this video is a must-watch. What’s Explored in This Video In this enlightening discussion, we uncover:

The fascinating relationship between government policies and mortgage rates. How the Liberal Government’s decisions have impacted the Canadian real estate landscape. What this means for borrowers and potential homeowners. Insights into the future of mortgage rates and the real estate market. Why It’s Crucial to Understand

This video sheds light on the crucial link between government actions and your financial decisions. especially when it comes to buying or owning a home. By understanding the dynamics at play, you’ll be better equipped to navigate the ever-changing landscape of mortgage rates.

Key Dates to Keep in Mind. Stay informed! We also discuss the anticipated changes in interest rates and how they might unfold in light of the Liberal Government’s policies. Plus, we touch on broader economic factors that could influence the real estate market. Join us on this informative journey through the world of Canadian mortgage rates, government policies, and the future outlook. Don’t forget to hit the like button, share this video with others who might find it valuable, and subscribe for more insightful content on real estate, finance, and government impact!

Different difference between a mortgage For someone who is in a house that’s less than $1,000,000 or a person that is buying a house that is less than $1,000,000 and has less than 20% down. I want to explain the difference between these two rates right now and why this is so important. if an insurance premium is being paid on your deal and it is getting insured, then the rate is lower.

Read 5.2, let’s say, And the uninsured rates, which are the rates that almost everybody that we’re talking to are subjected to, those are like 6% range and 5.995.956. Like, you’re going to get the best rate if you call, correct, you’re going to get the best rate if you call a good mortgage broker. Let’s not get to rates.

everyone’s freaking out. Why didn’t they come down when the Bank of Canada announced the pause? why didn’t bond yields have the same reaction that we thought they were going to have? when we last paused, we did see that. Here’s the thing. The last time the bank of Canada paused, there was something else going on.

Silicon Valley Bank. So because of the banking crisis in the United States, because of that level of instability that we saw for that very short period of time, it got nipped in the bud real quick, that was the main catalyst for the drop in bond yields and the drop in mortgage rates and the spike in real estate prices that we saw.