(That means you can have: a fixed closed mortgage, a variable closed mortgage, a fixed open mortgage, and
a variable open mortgage.)
Brad, It doesn't sound like you are going to be affected to much by changing interest rates so why not just go for
a variable open mortgage and then you can pay what ever you want on it.
Not exact matches
If you plan on selling in the near future or want the flexibility of paying off the entire
mortgage without penalty, an
open,
variable rate
mortgage might make more sense.
RBC
open variable rate
mortgages allow prepayment of any amount (with certain minimums) on any payment date.
One could have a Fixed Closed or Fixed
Open mortgage and the same applies to variable — one could have either an open or closed t
Open mortgage and the same applies to
variable — one could have either an
open or closed t
open or closed term.
The line should also state whether you've agreed to a fixed,
variable or
open mortgage..
Banks usually provide around 5 - 6 products and rates, which include Fix rates, New to Canada,
Open mortgages, Closed
mortgages,
Variable Rate
mortgages, and No Income
mortgages.
At a bank, there are maybe 5 or 6 different products and rates, such as
variable rate
mortgages,
open mortgages, closed
mortgages, fixed rates, new to Canada programs, No income
mortgages and much more.
Open variable rate
mortgages allow prepayment of any amount (with certain minimums) on any payment date.
You can also explore having the investment portion in the
open variable mortgage — see my post elsewhere on this.
It would be cheaper to get a readvancable
mortgage with an
open variable installment portion like what BMO offers.
i have
open variable mortgage now.
Looking for guidance on fixed versus
variable rates,
open versus closed
mortgages, and more?
At given term, a
mortgage could be either fixed rate or
variable rate,
open (pay down principal at will) or closed (limited pre-payment options).