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Welcome to the Consumer Proposals category of the Support Group. Don't want to file bankruptcy? A consumer proposal is an alternative. This is the place for discussions about Consumer Proposals.
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« on: January 25, 2012, 08:30:17 PM »
Whoa
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Hi all,
My mortgage is due for renewal (mortgage is in good standing)in 4 months from now,
I am 10 months into the cp and my trustee says that I
Can negotiate with our provider!! I am hoping to get a cash back at renewal
But feel that it's more wishfull thinking!!! I am meeting with a bank rep
Next week ( scotia bank)
Have any of you ever negotiated your renewals??
Please share your stories,
Thanks to all that share...,
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« Reply #1 on: January 26, 2012, 08:55:20 AM »
TreeFrog
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Hi Whoa,

As I've written in other threads, I went one step further than negotiating my renewal - I had to negotiate a whole new mortgage midway through my CP because my mortgage co. left Canada.

I was relieved that I was able to get the new mortgage (via a local credit union), and it worked in my favour that I had over two years of regular proposal payments, and records showing a perfect payment history on my previous 5-year mortgage.

I didn't "negotiate" per se - I accepted the offer of a mortgage at the posted rate.

However, times are a-changing. We are now a few years out from the North American mortgage market meltdown, and lending guidelines are relaxing. It's encouraging to hear that your trustee says you can negotiate the terms and not simply accept whatever is offered at renewal.


Let us know how you do!


Best wishes,
~Wendy
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« Reply #2 on: January 30, 2012, 06:57:58 PM »
Whoa
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Sooooooo...... It's done,
For all who are worried , don't be, the woman at the bank
Said that as long as all payments are up to date there is absolutely
No problem... I renewed at 2.99 4 years...
The extra savings will go to the cp...
A monkey off my back!!!!!
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« Reply #3 on: February 15, 2012, 09:45:12 PM »
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Congratulations, Whoa!!  Way to go!  Our mortgage is up in Sept 2013 and I'll be 3 yrs and 4 months/5 yrs into my CP. All the payments are up-to-date no problem, but we're paying 5.5%....would be great to renegotiate at a lower rate if possible.

Thanks for letting us know that it worked out so well!!

JEC
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