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Renewal
As your term nears its end, your current lender will usually send you a renewal offer. It's also a good moment to revisit your needs and compare the options available before you sign.
A renewal, step by step
In progressA mortgage term runs for years. Between signing and renewal, budgets move, plans change, and so does the house. The mortgage that fit back then deserves a second look.
Six questions worth asking before you sign anything.
We go through each of these questions with you, in a single meeting, before the renewal date decides for you.
We look at your renewal offer, we compare, and you leave with a clear answer. No jargon, no pressure.
Where you stand today, what you want for the next few years, the date your term ends. A conversation, nothing more.
With your renewal offer in hand, we compare it against the terms available through our network of more than 30 lenders.
We walk you through each scenario in plain language. Staying with your current lender remains a perfectly valid option.
Our services are free* — residential mortgages
Timing
The more time you give yourself, the more room you have to move: time to gather your documents, compare scenarios and discuss terms without last-minute pressure.
We review your goals and the documents worth preparing. Nothing is rushed — everything can be laid out calmly.
Your lender sends its renewal terms. We read them together, then compare them with what other lenders are offering.
You decide with the full picture: stay with your current lender or move elsewhere, whichever fits your plans.
Sign the offer you were sent without comparing it, and you'll never know what the market was offering that day.
Tools
Try a payment, an amortization period or a payment frequency. You show up to the meeting with numbers to discuss, not just questions.
Results are an estimate. Your actual terms depend on the lender, your file and current conditions.
Our team includes more than 20 mortgage brokers. On camera, they tackle the questions we hear every week on the phone: renewal offers, fixed or variable rates, amortization, paperwork to gather. Short answers, no jargon.
All the video clipsOur brokers are recording new renewal answers. In the meantime, send us your question — you'll speak with a person, not a bot.
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You're matched with one broker from the team, from the first call to the signing at the notary.
Meet the specialistsDon't see your question? A broker on the team will answer it in a few minutes, with no commitment.
Your lender usually sends a notice listing one or more proposed terms, the rate tied to each one and the payment that follows. We read it with you, line by line, to separate what's open to discussion from what isn't.
It's possible — and so is staying exactly where you are. A transfer means a new application and conditions to meet. We compare both scenarios, upsides and constraints, then you decide.
Often, yes. Renewal is the moment to revisit the structure: payment frequency, remaining amortization, prepayment privileges. The options differ from one lender to the next, so we confirm before putting a scenario in front of you.
A pre-approval is a preliminary assessment of your borrowing capacity. It gives you a maximum amount you can borrow and a rate held for a set period, usually 90 to 120 days.
A fixed rate stays the same for the whole term, which keeps payments stable. A variable rate moves with the Bank of Canada's policy rate, which can work in your favour but carries more risk.
In Canada, the minimum down payment is 5% for properties under $500,000, 10% on the portion between $500,000 and $1M, and 20% for properties over $1M. We can help you look at your options.
A few details are enough to start the analysis. A broker from the team calls you back to confirm the rest.
Free services* — *residential mortgages. You stay free to renew with your current lender.