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As part of their ongoing mission to provide Canadian consumers with a 360 Degree view of all of their financial options, Canada’s largest impartial rate comparison site, RateSupermarket.ca, has added a slate of bank account and investment comparisons to complement its existing mortgage, credit card, and insurance services.
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Increased uncertainty in Europe and the wider global economy will cause Canada to sit back and wait before making any major changes to interest rates that could potentially derail its economic growth. While this waiting game plays out, RateSupermarket.ca’s panel of mortgage experts expect both fixed and variable mortgage rates to remain unchanged in the short term.
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A whopping 60.5% of British Columbians are not comfortable with their current level of debt, in line with the rest of Canada. This according to an independent survey from RateSupermarket.ca, Canada’s largest impartial rate comparison service. Among the 532 respondents from BC, the leading cause of debt concern by far (36.7%) is credit card debt.
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As Ontarians wait to see how the Province plans to balance its budget, a new poll finds that average Canadians are no better than politicians at managing their spending. A whopping 60.1% of Canadians are not comfortable with their current level of debt, according to an independent survey from RateSupermarket.ca, Canada’s largest impartial rate comparison service. Among the 2,929 respondents from across the country, the leading cause of debt concern by far (38.8%) is credit card debt.
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Recent fluctuations in variable and fixed mortgage rates have left Canadian consumers confused about future mortgage trends. The good news is that February should be less volatile, with RateSupermarket.ca’s Mortgage Rate Outlook Panel anticipating both fixed and variable mortgage rates will remain level during the month.
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Want to know what the outlook is on mortgage rates for the next 30 to 40 days? Our panel of mortgage experts share their views on Canadian Mortgage Rate Trends.
Panel Consensus
May 2012
