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Mortgage payment

The price is paid once. The payment comes back.

See what a borrowed amount means each month, then change the rate. The useful number is not the lowest one on the screen. It is the one you could keep paying.

Your scenario

Replace the examples with your own amounts. All amounts are Canadian dollars.

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See what changes

Your result belongs
in context.

Enter your amounts and choose Calculate. The breakdown will appear here.

What this calculation does

The assumptions
stay in view.

  • Monthly payments and nominal annual interest compounded semi-annually. Other mortgage conventions can differ.
  • The rate remains unchanged for the period shown. Results exclude property tax, insurance, condo fees, utilities and fees.
  • A longer amortization shown here is a mathematical scenario, not confirmation that you qualify for that mortgage.

Helpful references

FCAC: mortgage choices ↗

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