Interest Rate Mortgages

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currency-collapse.com www.youtube.com Video illustrates how home prices will continue to fall in the coming years. I advise people to sit back and wait for prices to bottom out and then step back into the market. Gold & Silver are still the best investments right now and I believe that if you put your money in the metals that you will be able to grow your wealth considerably and then be able to purchase real estate and extreme discounts compared to current prices. Video uses hypothetical example of “John Smith” and how he is affected when interest rates rise just one percentage point. I strongly believe that interest rates will rise to much higher levels from their current rates and this will cause real estate prices to fall even more.

Jan. 12 – The European Central Bank’s flood of cheap three-year money is helping the euro zone’s banking system substantially and supporting confidence in the bloc’s economy said it’s President Mario Draghi after holding interest rates at 1 percent. Sonia Legg reports.

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Watch more Capital Account @ www.youtube.com twitter.com twitter.com Our word of the day today is “Deposit Facility,” specifically as it relates to the ECB. A deposit facility is a place where qualifying financial institutions can make overnight cash deposits for a risk free, but extremely low rate of interest. This interest rate represents the lowest rate at which banks will lend to each other, overnight, and it is one of the key interest rates to watch. It is currently at .25%. So, it’s basically, the deposit facility is the bank for the banks. It is where banks deposit their money. Now, what is most important to note is that deposit facility usage at the ECB has been making new highs, reaching 453 billion euros yesterday, despite the latest LTRO which was suppose to give European banks the money they needed to start buying higher yielding sovereign debt and cheap prices. Free money. Well…it didn’t work so well. Banks used the longer term refinancing to offload risk to the ECB, taking the cash in order to fund existing asset holdings and guard against future write downs. Basically, the banks look scared, and they have no intention of lending cash out to make a spread, regardless of how large that is, when the risks on their balance sheet are so large.

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Nawar Naji – Toronto Mortgage Broker: How to adjust your mortgage for higher interest rate environment to save thousands of interest dollars and shave years off the mortgage amortization