optimal interest rate
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this is a bit tricky. It may also change depending on the period in which your mortgage is closed.
Furthermore, it may depend on your credit rating. If your credit score is great, it may not be too much of a difference, but with bad credit the difference may be significant. You might need to do the math with your banker / mortgage broker.
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