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      You Pay For a
      Home

Downpayment

Using Your
      RRSPs

Closing Costs

Fixed or Variable
      Mortgage Loan

Payment
      Frequency

Amortization
      Period

Save or Pay
      Down Your Mortgage

Mortgage Loan Insurance

Home Insurance

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      Home Insurance
      Premium

Calculating Your
      Property Insurance
      Requirements

Renovations and
      Insurance


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Purchasing a Property

Choosing Between a Fixed or Variable Mortgage Loan

Should you choose a fixed or variable mortgage loan? It all depends on your tolerance to risk in the face of interest rate fluctuations.

A variable rate is generally more advantageous than a five-year rate on a given date. However, the variable rate may vary in time—as its name indicates—whereas the five-year rate remains unchanged for the entire five-year term. With the variable rate, you benefit immediately from rate decreases, but you may be affected when the rates go up.

Calculate your payments (principal and interest).

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