Variable
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Did you know a lot of variable rate mortgage holders are paying way too much? Variable rates are most often the easiest to get out of with a simple 3 months interest penalty. If you take a look at the illustration below, you will see that
if you do not have a rate of 1.45%, or prime minus 1%, then you could be
overpaying. |
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As you can see, I am using a
$300,000 mortgage with a rate of 2.45%. Using a new rate of 1.45%, and adding
the penalty take note of the total amount saved over a 5 year term. Based
upon this scenario, I will have saved a client $17,646.02 with a payment
reduction of $136.09 per month. Can you afford not to refinance? In just a couple of minutes I can figure out what your situation
might look like with some of my strategies. Why don’t you give me a call now
so I can assist you? You can also book a virtual meeting at a time that is
convenient for you by clicking the link below. I look forward to hearing from
you! |
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family member, I would really appreciate it if you would forward this email
or provide them with my contact information. I will look after them as if
they were a friend or family member to myself. |
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