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The State of the Mortgage Market: 2020
– canadianmortgagetrends.com
Canadians Are Picking Price Over Personalized Mortgage Advice
– ratesupermarket.ca

Canadian homebuyers are seeking the best mortgage price, even if that means sacrificing personalized mortgage advice, according to a recent survey conducted by Rates.ca. Of those mortgage shoppers, 63% admit they are open to using online lenders if the price is right.
How Low Can You Go?
Nearly half (45%) of mortgage shoppers say they would need to save at least 0.05 to 0.20 percentage points on the rate to use an online lender. While 18% of shoppers say they wouldn’t need any incentive. Only 16% of Canadians say they won’t use an online lender.
A further breakdown reveals just how much Canadians are hoping to save.
The Interest Rate Savings Needed to Sway Canadians to Use an Online Lender
Percentage of Canadians
0.05%-points
11%
0.10%-points
8%
0.15%-points
7%
0.20%-points or more
19%
Compare mortgage rates from Canada’s most-trusted lenders at RateSupermarket.ca.
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