今年第3季度加拿大家庭债务水平再升高

真能扯, 这都能联系到对LIB有信心. 没听说谁买房子还考虑这个的. 这就是贪图享乐的欲望,超过理智的表现。
哈哈哈哈,你不晓得原因的呀。。。。我是故意刺激LZ的,LZ是保粉:D
 
您不是以女人面目出现的吗,经济也懂?
卧槽

女人就不能懂经济吗?

您不会是原始人吧

女人是不是如果赚钱比男人多,你特不能理解

女人在你心里应该什么样?
 
您算算两者的比例,对亚洲中产家庭来说很不寻常。
多伦多或者温哥华不敢讲,渥太华房价真的偏低,对亚洲中产家庭来讲,渥太华房贷没有压力吧。
Downpayment 后,贷35万算是Reasonable的吧,月供1500加元左右吧,这个压力不算大吧?
 
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/repo...hits-record-in-third-quarter/article27742769/

Canada’s household debt burden hits record high in third quarter Add to ...


David Parkinson

The Globe and Mail

Published Monday, Dec. 14, 2015 8:42AM EST

Last updated Monday, Dec. 14, 2015 11:18AM EST

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Canada’s household debt burden hit another record high in the third quarter of 2015, as Canadians’ debts grew faster than their incomes.

Statistics Canada reported that the ratio of household credit-market debt to disposable income rose to 163.7 per cent in the three months ended Sept. 30, up from 162.7 per cent in the second quarter. It marked the highest-ever reading in this key ratio for gauging consumer debt loads, topping the previous record of 163 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2014.

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Statscan said debt rose 1.4 per cent in the quarter, while disposable income increased by 0.8 per cent.

Total credit-market debt reached $1.89-trillion in the third quarter, also a record. Mortgage debt made up $1.23-trillion of that, while consumer credit (which includes credit cards, car loans, personal lines of credit and other personal loans) totalled $572-billion.

Households borrowed $19.4-billion in the quarter, down from $22.7-billion from the pace of new borrowings in the second quarter. Most of that was new mortgage debt, which totalled $15.6-billion, while new consumer credit was $3.7-billion.

Canada’s household debt loads have been bumping up against record levels for years now, spurred on by years of historically low interest rates and rising residential real estate prices. The Bank of Canada, the federal government and many economists have long been concerned about the trend, as consumers look particularly exposed to risk in the event of an economic shock or significant downturn.

Twice this year, the Bank of Canada has cut its key interest rate in order to stimulate Canada’s sluggish economy, which has kept downward pressure on lending rates and thus encouraged borrowing. But last week, the federal government announced tighter rules on mortgage lending, aimed at cooling the debt risk related to the housing sector.

“The effects of stimulative monetary policy working through the economic system, as well as resilient labour markets year-to-date, were evident,” said Royal Bank of Canada economist Laura Cooper in a research note. But she added that Ottawa’s new mortgage rules “have the potential to dampen the pace of accumulation in the mortgage component and resultantly, could alter the dynamics of the evolution of household imbalances going forward.”

Statscan noted that the ratio of household debt to total assets – considered by some experts to be a better measure of consumers’ capacity to afford their debts – rose to 17 per cent from 16.9 per cent. This measure had been trending steadily downward since the end of the 2009 recession but has now risen for a second straight quarter.

The national household debt service ratio – a measure of total debt payment obligations as a proportion of disposable income, an indicator of consumers’ ability to meet their monthly payments – dipped to 13.6 per cent in the third quarter from 14.1 per cent in the second quarter, although it remained above its historical average of 12.4 per cent.

Total household net worth edged up 0.4 per cent to $9.35-trillion, reflecting the continued strength in real estate values in key markets. But the credit-market-debt-to-net-worth ratio edged up to 20.2 per cent, its second straight increase.

Total national wealth – the total value of non-financial assets in the Canadian economy – slipped $190.4-billion to $9.21-trillion in the quarter. The decline was due to a $285.4-billion drop in the value of resource assets, reflecting weaker energy prices, Statscan said. The value of residential real estate rose $48.7-billion.
 
超低利率,借钱多才好。
负利率适合你

如果所有人都赚不到足够的钱,还不上银行,银行就会破产。对个人来说,利率低借多是好,前提是你有好的投资项目。如果就是为了享乐,而实际上不足以支撑你所借贷的额度。会给很多人带来不必要的麻烦
 
多伦多或者温哥华不敢讲,渥太华房价真的偏低,对亚洲中产家庭来讲,渥太华房贷没有压力吧。
Downpayment 后,贷35万算是Reasonable的吧,月供1500加元左右吧,这个压力不算大吧?

从比例来说,华人的借贷习惯和加拿大本地人是非常不一样的。

按照这个数据,如果每户房贷债务存量是20万,那么该户其他信用卡债务,银行授信贷款,车贷总量也达到了八到九万。
 
和货币兑换率有没有关系?也许许多人借的是美债,就算不再借钱花,本金按加币算也是一天一天疯涨。
 
照着渥太华今年冬天的温度,加上自由党的移民政策,再不买房、买大房,你就等着哭吧!:crying:
 
从比例来说,华人的借贷习惯和加拿大本地人是非常不一样的。

按照这个数据,如果每户房贷债务存量是20万,那么该户其他信用卡债务,银行授信贷款,车贷总量也达到了八到九万。
华人传统还是偏保守的。投资房不讨论,自住房华人还是谨慎的,不至于月供大于可支配收入。
我刚才是按35万房贷,现在5年固定Mortgage 算大概在1500加元月供的。华人家庭,1500是不离谱的。
如果控制在20万房贷,那就比较轻松了。华人传统家庭信用卡极少有债务付不了的,车贷有个几万正常。不过,对传统华人家庭来讲,如果房贷比较高,华人在车贷上会比较谨慎,基本就是买2手车,一次付清了。
 
照着渥太华今年冬天的温度,加上自由党的移民政策,再不买房、买大房,你就等着哭吧!:crying:

大房

电费和房屋清洁费就上去了
 
多伦多或者温哥华不敢讲,渥太华房价真的偏低,对亚洲中产家庭来讲,渥太华房贷没有压力吧。
Downpayment 后,贷35万算是Reasonable的吧,月供1500加元左右吧,这个压力不算大吧?
偏低也没用。渥村一共这么点人,不需要那么多房子,没有钢需,卖不动很正常。
 
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