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Mortgage & Refinancing Calculators

   

These tools are here to give you quick, simple numbers so you can see what is possible before you make any big decisions. They do not replace advice from a lender or mortgage professional, but they are a great starting point to understand your payments, options and how changing the numbers can change your plan.

Mortgage Payment & Affordability Calculator

   

Use this calculator to estimate your monthly or biweekly mortgage payments based on price, down payment, interest rate and amortization. It is ideal if you are wondering:

  • What will my payments look like at different price points
  • How much a change in rate or amortization affects my payment
  • How different down payment amounts change what I can comfortably afford

Treat this like your first draft. Once you see numbers that feel realistic, we can talk through the strategy, the neighbourhoods and the next steps.

   

Mortgage Scenario Comparison

Compare up to three mortgage scenarios side by side. Calculations use Canadian-style semi-annual compounding and include CMHC insurance when the down payment is under 20 percent.

Scenario 1

Mortgage before insurance: $0
CMHC premium: $0
Total mortgage (with CMHC): $0
Estimated payment: $0

Scenario 2

Mortgage before insurance: $0
CMHC premium: $0
Total mortgage (with CMHC): $0
Estimated payment: $0

Scenario 3

Mortgage before insurance: $0
CMHC premium: $0
Total mortgage (with CMHC): $0
Estimated payment: $0

For illustration purposes only. This is an estimate and not a commitment to lend. Clients should confirm details with their lender or mortgage broker.

This calculator is for illustration only. Final numbers should always be confirmed with your lender or mortgage broker.

Refinance & Debt Consolidation Calculator

This tool helps you compare what you are paying today with what things could look like if you refinanced your mortgage or consolidated debt into a new mortgage or home equity product. It is helpful if you want to:

  • See your current monthly payments across mortgage and other debts
  • Compare that to a new combined payment after a refinance
  • Explore how much cash flow you might free up each month

The goal is to give you a clear picture of whether a refinance makes sense on paper before you speak with your lender or mortgage professional about the details.

   

Mortgage And Debt Restructure Comparison

Compare your current mortgage and debt payments with two options: refinancing into a larger mortgage or using a HELOC, without exceeding typical lending limits.

Property And Lending Limits

Current Situation

Existing Mortgage

Other Debts

Add credit cards, car loans, lines of credit and other monthly payments.

Estimated mortgage payment: $0 per month
Other debt payments: $0 per month
Total current payments: $0 per month

Refinance Scenario

Rolls as much debt as possible into a new mortgage up to the maximum refinance limit.

Max refinance allowed: $0
New mortgage balance: $0
Debt rolled into mortgage: $0
Remaining unsecured debt: $0
New mortgage payment: $0 per month
Remaining debt payment estimate: $0 per month
Total payments after refinance: $0 per month
Monthly change vs current: $0

HELOC Scenario

Moves as much debt as possible into a HELOC. Payment uses interest only on the HELOC balance.

Max HELOC amount: $0
Debt moved to HELOC: $0
Remaining unsecured debt: $0
HELOC payment estimate (interest only): $0 per month
Remaining debt payment estimate: $0 per month
Total payments with HELOC: $0 per month
Monthly change vs current: $0

For illustration purposes only. This is an estimate and not a commitment to lend. Clients should confirm details with their lender or mortgage broker.

Results are estimates only and do not include all costs or qualifications. Always review options with a licensed mortgage professional.