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How to Get A Mortgage Rate That Works for You Credit: Freepik

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March 17, 2022
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Getting a low mortgage rate can reduce your costs and help you save money in the long term. But how do you lower your interest rate to make sure it works for you?

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Being aware of the factors that determine your mortgage interest rate can help you negotiate a better deal on your mortgage loan. When you approach your potential lender(s) with confidence and a thorough understanding of your loan choices, you can make an informed decision about whether or not the rate works for you. Here are some steps to find the rate that’s a perfect fit.

Keep Up with Daily Rates

Mortgage rates fluctuate daily as they depend on your economy’s current interest rates. A strong economy means more demand for money, leading to higher interest rates. On the other hand, weak economic growth results in lower interest rates.

The mortgage rates Canada residents get when borrowing money varies based on a combination of factors, such as the economic health, the borrower’s credit score, and the value of the loan. Keeping up with daily mortgage rates can help you compare current and historic rate changes to help you determine the rate that may be most feasible for you.

Make a Larger Down Payment

Putting down a larger down payment reduces the lender’s risk and demonstrates that you’re financially capable of affording the new home. This may encourage them to lower the interest rate to provide you with an incentive to lend from them.

A larger down payment may also help you find more lenders interested in lending money to you as you will seem more reliable to them. You may receive a competitive interest rate when a lender wants to provide you with funds.

Boost Your Credit Score

Your credit score plays a significant role in your home purchase. A strong credit score indicates that you are financially responsible and can handle debt obligations. Boosting your credit score can encourage lenders to give you a lower mortgage rate.

Check your credit score and immediately start improving it if it is low. You could boost the score by paying off outstanding debts and continuing to make timely payments at all times.

Show Proof of Steady Income

Lenders determine your ability to pay back a loan based on your financial status. Gather your proof of income to show the lender that you have been or will be employed by a specific employer for the long haul. A steady income illustrates that you will repay the loan promptly.

Compare Several Lenders’ Rates

Since the Canadian mortgage market is highly competitive, many companies might offer low rates to attract new customers or hold on to existing ones. You can take advantage of the competition by comparing rates from several lenders before picking one that best works for you. You can discuss a rate you received with another lender, and they may outdo their offer to lock you in as a customer.

Getting a mortgage rate that works for you is one of the most vital components of a mortgage loan. Take your time to increase your chances of finding a lower rate because even a fraction of a percent can save you thousands of dollars over your mortgage term. It pays to be a few steps ahead!

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