Risky debt habits amid rising rates spark mortgage concerns
A couple discusses buying a townhouse near $130,000 with a $13,000 down payment and potential mortgage of about $120,000. Experts at McLeod McLeod Young Weir warn rates will rise in 1988, with projections of a 104 percent prime rate and a 12 percent five year mortgage, stressing prudent debt reduction. They flag political risk from the NDP as a factor that could push rates higher and the dollar lower, potentially causing recession and unemployment.
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