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Judo Bank chief economic adviser Warren Hogan predicts it's going to get worse before it gets better.

The head of Canada's banking regulator said on Thursday its mortgage stress test was "imperfect" and "incomplete" as homeowners on a variable rate mortgages struggle to repay their loans after the central bank's series of interest rate hikes. Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions' (OFSI) Superintendent Peter Routledge, speaking at the Scotiabank Financials Summit, addressed the rising financial pressure Canadians are facing such as payment shock at the time of renewal as their fixed payment largely covers only the interest portion of their m...

This article aims to provide a comprehensive insight into these areas, offering a closer look at the Australian mortgage market and its many facets.

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Canada's record pace of interest rate hikes has led to the repayment period for many variable rate mortgages lengthening to over 30 years, helping to shield households from higher borrowing costs but raising debt loads and worrying regulators. Variable rate mortgages in Canada typically require borrowers to make regular payments in fixed amounts. Negative amortization is a situation in which borrowers are adding to the principal and occurs when interest rates climb as high as the trigger rate.