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Before you renew your mortgage… compare your options first.

Canadian banks bank on you signing the first offer. This free calculator shows you exactly what your bank's renewal is costing you compared to today's market — in seconds, with no login.

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What you'll owe on renewal day
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From your renewal letter
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Live: lowest advertised (5-year variable (Prime - 1.10%) Ratehub.ca Exclusive), refreshed weekly
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5 years
25 years
Monthly payment — bank's offer
$2,859.56
Monthly payment — market rate
$2,383.22
You save $476.34/month
Your potential savings over 5 years
$28,580
$5,716 per year at today's market rate
Fairness Score
0/ 100F

Very poor — this offer is well above what's available in the market today.

Free No Obligation Renewal Review

Not sure if your renewal is a good deal? Send your renewal letter to Jay Klair, a licensed FSRA mortgage agent, for a no-obligation review. Click below to request your review or call now.

Jay Klair · Mortgage Agent L2 · M09000869
Real Mortgage Associates · FSRA #10464
Independent · No bank bias
How it works

Secure a better renewal in three steps.

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Enter your renewal offer

Type in your balance and the rate your bank offered. Adjust the market rate to what's available today.

02

See your true savings

Instant monthly, annual, and full-term savings — calculated with proper Canadian semi-annual compounding.

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Negotiate or switch

Use the Fairness Score to push back with your bank, or request a free review to explore switching lenders.

Learning Centre

Everything you need to know before you renew.

Bank Renewal Guides9 min read

RBC Mortgage Renewal Guide — Rates, Homeline & How to Negotiate (2026)

RBC sends renewal offers 21–30 days before maturity, and the first rate is almost never the retention rate. Here's how the RBC renewal machine actually works — including the Homeline collateral-charge trap.

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Bank Renewal Guides10 min read

TD Mortgage Renewal Guide — Collateral Charge, FlexLine & Real Costs (2026)

TD registers almost every mortgage as a collateral charge — which quietly makes switching lenders 3–4× more expensive than at RBC or Scotia. Here's how to handle a TD renewal in 2026.

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Bank Renewal Guides9 min read

Scotiabank Mortgage Renewal Guide — STEP, Ultimate Plan & Negotiation (2026)

Scotia's STEP is Canada's most heavily marketed readvanceable mortgage — and its collateral registration quietly locks many borrowers in at renewal. Here's the 2026 playbook.

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Bank Renewal Guides8 min read

CIBC Mortgage Renewal Guide — Home Power Plan, Rates & Real Negotiation (2026)

CIBC's renewal offers are among the most negotiable of the Big 6 — but only if you push. Here's how the CIBC retention desk actually prices your file, and what the Home Power Plan means for switching.

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Bank Renewal Guides8 min read

BMO Mortgage Renewal Guide — Readvanceable, Rate Discretion & 2026 Playbook

BMO's renewal desk has among the widest pricing discretion of the Big 6 — meaning a 30-second phone call can move the rate 30–60 bps. Here's how to make that call.

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Bank Renewal Guides8 min read

National Bank Mortgage Renewal Guide — All-In-One & Renewal Strategy (2026)

National Bank's All-In-One is a genuinely different product from RBC Homeline or Scotia STEP — and its renewal mechanics reflect that. Here's how to renew or switch cleanly.

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