Name: How to compare mortgage rates between the banks in Canada (and save yourself money)
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Hi everyone, welcome to another edition of Homebuyer's School, today I'm joined

by Mutjaba Syed, manager mobile mortgage specialist with

TD Canada Trust, and today the question we're gonna answer is,

What are the differences in mortgage rates between banks?

Yeah absolutely, so every bank has what they like to

call their "discounted off their posted rate", and most of the time it's

done to attract new business and new clients. Most banks we find are

technically in line, there might be a slight difference in rates - a little bit

better a little bit higher, really depends on what the bank is trying to do at that

time, just to raise capital and to attract clients.

So how would I go about finding the best mortgage rates between the banks?

best thing to do is to definitely shop around, with technology these days

you can then go on the internet, do a quick search and see what the best rates

in Canada are. Every bank technically has their posted rates posted on their

website, a good idea to maybe look before you're booking your appointment

is to go online and see what rates are offered by that certain bank, or if you

feel like another bank has a better rate sometimes banks are actually matched

through competitive competition so it's a good idea to know what the competition

So Mo, when is the best time to look for  the best mortgage rates?

all year round just depending on which banks provide the lowest rates?

Yeah absolutely, so in my opinion mortgage rates are very seasonal, so we

do feel mortgage rates are technically a little bit higher around November til

about January-February which is the winter months. The real estate market

slows down, purchases slow down, like house buying activity slows down and

then we actually see a little bit--the market pickup around springtime

which is called "spring market",  and rates technically do

tend to come down a little bit lower at that time just to encourage people to get

into the market and purchase a  little bit more.

in Canada--and you can watch our video with the link above--how does that impact

the difference in rates  between the banks?

technically has nothing to do with interest rates currently where they're

posted. Interest rates are going to be determined all different factors, it can

be determined where the economy is if the economy is doing better, or it's

gonna be a little bit higher if the economy's doing not so well, the rate

could be a little bit lower, the stress test is just for qualifying purposes to

see exactly how much you qualify for a mortgage. Once you qualify for the

mortgage you can get technically any rate that you want and at that time it's

best to shop around to see what rates are offered by different banks. Different

banks have different rates based on whatever discount they're willing to

provide or wanting to provide to  get your business.

So Mo, do you have anything  else to add?

Yeah I would say definitely the best thing to do is speak with your lender,

speak with your bank or your specialist and see what's best for you,

what kind of rates are best for you and and just definitely shop around, try to

get yourself the best rates. Go online and shop your bank or your specialist

with the competition to see if there is a better rate out there for you.

Perfect, well thank you very much Mo, thank you very much everyone for

joining us. Remember to watch our video on the new mortgage rules in Canada,

Homebuyer's School, tune in next time for

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