Less risk to invest in Canadian farms than US Ag land, but get the right mortgage

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Canadian farmers have an advantage over their US counterparts when it comes to the amount of risk of land investment. Although both Canadian and US agricultural land is at a historic high, Canadian growers are less leveraged to corn and soybean prices than American growers. Canadian growers also enjoy less competition when it comes to canola, lentils and vegetables more … Read More

How to Break Your Mortgage Without Breaking the Bank

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Interest rates are low, and from the looks of things, should remain stable well into 2012. If you’re currently paying out the nose because you’re locked into a fixed-rate mortgage, now could be a good time to break your mortgage and refinance your rate. Unfortunately, trying to break a mortgage before your term is up can be a nightmare experience. … Read More

Agricultural Mortgage Rates and Information

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Although agricultural mortgage rates are similar to consumer’s home mortgages, they can be a lot more flexible when it comes to payment options, tenure period, and also the transferability of financial debt. If you happen to have acquired a farm, or maybe are currently contemplating getting yourself into the farm industry, now is a good time to make contact with … Read More