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Let's say a customer wants to transfer $400,000 mortgage to CIBC. He has 2 options. 3 d" u) d, ?1 ?' G3 F
1. 3-year closed mortage with 3.3% and 3% cash back.
% K; i1 |2 C$ q1 [) D# F' j, b7 M0 N2. 5-year closed mortgage with posted rate 5.39% and 5% cash back
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+ z6 }. j2 X' B8 D, iOption 1. After 3% cash back, your mortgage amount will become $400,000*0.97=$388,000 with 3.3% interest
# c: V7 v. r; d6 ?/ _2 }If you want to payoff your mortgage in 25 years. Monthly PMT $1896.44. The remaining balance is $356,393 after 3 years.( a5 |/ S) p* M; t( S- ^5 p
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Option 2. After 5% cash back, your mortgage amount will become
% y$ Q# n+ Z. C5 d% W( H3 O, x/ {/ F$400,000*0.95=$380,000 with 5.39% interest.
2 @$ V; T) Z s6 ^If you want to payoff your mortagge in 25years. Monthly PMT 2295.21 The remaining balance will be $356,351.50 after 3 years- d: C0 h ?$ L) m
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Basically, for the above options, after 3 years, the mortgage remaining balance is similiar.
! z/ M3 o, v: _- mIf you choose the 2% cash back with 3.3%, every month you save about $398.77 monthly payment for 3 years. Total roughly saving ($398.77*12*3=$14,355) |
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