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fukk the BOC. Straight up. Thry ducked up so hard and are now panicking. A lot of recent buyers including first time home buyers are going to get fukked hard for something that was avoidable. All the money printing all the lockdowns, head of BOC, prime minister, finance minister have no economics experience/ aptitude. Complete shyt show. The fukkers created this mess! Canadians gonna learn to vote for competent people. Drama teacher trust fund kid spending money like no tomorrow. And that interest rate gets applied to our growing debt. fukking jackass COVID patient zero a$$hole.
 

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The Bank of Canada’s continued interest rate hikes this year — including Wednesday’s surprise one per cent bump — have hit Canadians like Aashti Vijh hard.

In January, the 30-year-old marketing and communications manager was paying about $1,600 per month for the variable rate mortgage she has on her downtown Toronto condo. Now, that monthly payment will be nearly $2,000.

“It’s been a big shock and a big change for me personally,” she told Global News Wednesday, shortly after the central bank’s announcement, which added about $200 to her payments alone.

“I’m also managing the mortgage by myself, so all of these payments come out from my paycheque.”
 

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Anyone been to the Honda Indy? What's the best tickets/place to see? What time should I be there? Better to buy the tickets online?

Gonna try to go to a few events this summer. Rogers cup as well
 

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Anyone been to the Honda Indy? What's the best tickets/place to see? What time should I be there? Better to buy the tickets online?

Gonna try to go to a few events this summer. Rogers cup as well

Just a note Rogers cup rotates this year it’s the women and men are in montreal
 

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The Bank of Canada’s continued interest rate hikes this year — including Wednesday’s surprise one per cent bump — have hit Canadians like Aashti Vijh hard.

In January, the 30-year-old marketing and communications manager was paying about $1,600 per month for the variable rate mortgage she has on her downtown Toronto condo. Now, that monthly payment will be nearly $2,000.

“It’s been a big shock and a big change for me personally,” she told Global News Wednesday, shortly after the central bank’s announcement, which added about $200 to her payments alone.

“I’m also managing the mortgage by myself, so all of these payments come out from my paycheque.”

To be honest this is the best kind of mortgage right now. You don't get the shock of having to pay up at renewal. I have a mortgage like that on one of my properties. No doubt it's a bytch though as my payments have gone up.
 

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What do you mean by that?

So if you have a variable rate mortgage with fixed payments (which most borrowers have) the hikes do not impact your fixed payment. You pay the same regardless...however you are paying less principal and instead are increasing your amortization. At the time of renewal you will get a new, updated rate and payment. You can't have anything larger than 30 year amortization but some people may see their amortizations baloon to well past that and have to PAY UP to make up the difference.

With a variable rate that has payments that adjust with the increases or decreases in rates you will have different payments and while right now they are higher, your amortization remains the same. You are essentially dealing with the pain ahead of time. No surprises at renewal.

Those with fixed rate mortgages need to make sure they save because at renewal they will see much higher payments. So even if you have a really great rate and you're paying peanuts, at renewal your rate may triple or quadruple. Big shock.

So thee rate hikes are killer right now and they will keep going up. Folk need to be prepared. Save, save, save. Reduce your spending. Buy what you need, not what you want. Pay down your mortgages. Recession is coming (although it already feels like it's here) and not only will you have higher costs across the board, you will now not have a job and companies will not be hiring or willing to pay top dollar like the last couple years.

Make no mistake, this was caused by the excessive money printing of the central bank, shytty policies from the federal government and excessive lockdowns (which I was for, but even I felt they went too damn far.). Buckle up.
 

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Healthcare is in shambles brehs

Good luck if you’re sick


Take in hundred of thosands of new immigrants a year but don’t have the infrastructure
 

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So if you have a variable rate mortgage with fixed payments (which most borrowers have) the hikes do not impact your fixed payment. You pay the same regardless...however you are paying less principal and instead are increasing your amortization. At the time of renewal you will get a new, updated rate and payment. You can't have anything larger than 30 year amortization but some people may see their amortizations baloon to well past that and have to PAY UP to make up the difference.

With a variable rate that has payments that adjust with the increases or decreases in rates you will have different payments and while right now they are higher, your amortization remains the same. You are essentially dealing with the pain ahead of time. No surprises at renewal.

Those with fixed rate mortgages need to make sure they save because at renewal they will see much higher payments. So even if you have a really great rate and you're paying peanuts, at renewal your rate may triple or quadruple. Big shock.

So thee rate hikes are killer right now and they will keep going up. Folk need to be prepared. Save, save, save. Reduce your spending. Buy what you need, not what you want. Pay down your mortgages. Recession is coming (although it already feels like it's here) and not only will you have higher costs across the board, you will now not have a job and companies will not be hiring or willing to pay top dollar like the last couple years.

Make no mistake, this was caused by the excessive money printing of the central bank, shytty policies from the federal government and excessive lockdowns (which I was for, but even I felt they went too damn far.). Buckle up.

Dark days ahead brehs
 

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Healthcare is in shambles brehs

Good luck if you’re sick


Take in hundred of thosands of new immigrants a year but don’t have the infrastructure
And those immigrants stay for 3 years
Get their passports and bounce

Canada only good for that passport and average healthcare
 

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Healthcare is in shambles brehs

Good luck if you’re sick


Take in hundred of thosands of new immigrants a year but don’t have the infrastructure

Canada and more importantly Ontario has become a complete shyt show. Just useless in every way. High home prices, shyt healthcare, shyt childcare, crime...just trash man. Get out while you still can.
 

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“If there’s a monkeypox vaccine, don’t take it. Our immune system can handle it. Justin Trudeau is just trying to scare you.”
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