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18 October 2011

The European Debt Crisis could save you money on your mortgage

The European debt crisis could save you money on
your mortgage!

This European sovereign debt crisis could lead to
substantial interest savings on your existing mortgage.
The liquidity concerns that the European banks face
(similar to the US Banks in the fall of 2008) has created
a unique situation, where short term money
(variable rate mortgages) become more expensive
and where longer term money (US and Canada bonds)
become less expensive hence lower fixed rate mortgages.
Fixed rate mortgages are at an all time low.
Since 1975, 83% of the time Canadians would have been
better off choosing a variable rate mortgage, I believe
we are now in the 17% zone.
If you are locked into a fixed rate mortgage at a rate
that is higher than 3.75% or currently in a variable
mortgage but will be up for renewal in the next 24 months
we need to sit together and explore the substantial savings
that are possible even with any mortgage penalties.
Call or email today and let’s work together and start the savings.
Interested in what our current rates are?  Visit our website at
http://www.rightmortgagetips.com/.  While there sign up for our
Rate Advisor to receive rates to your email on a weekly basis.

Visit our blog and follow twitter to stay up to date with economic 
forecasts from the media and our lending partners.

We always offer no obligation, no cost mortgage reviews. 
Regards,
Lisette Amalfi, AMP

Mortgage Broker/Owner
Mortgage Alliance Oac Mortgages

Phone: 905-529-1199
Toll Free: 877-529-1199
Fax: 905-628-7917





 



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