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Rate Update

                                                          SUMMER Rate Update! 

Build Rates
5 Year Fixed              3.99% (9 Months)    4.24% (12 Months)
5 Year Variable          Prime  (9 Months)    Prime  (12 Months)


Still have the 2.99% 5 year fixed rate (insured). Mortgage must close withing 45 days, not available for pre approvals.


3.19% for 120 day rate hold, 5 year term!

2.49%    1 Year Rate
2.59%    2 Year Rate
2.69%    3  Year Rate
3.09%    4  Year Rate
3.69%    7  Year Rate
3.89%   10 Year Rate * this rate is fully portable, and with  full pre payment options!
This is a great rate for those that are looking long term
                                                                for their mortgage options*
                    
                       Still have CASH BACK mortgages as well! Please call for details! 

POSTED is still 5.24% and the Bank of Canada Rate announcement is due Sept 5th, 2012



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