$1,000,000 renewal

$1,000,000 mortgage renewal calculator (Canada)

Quick answer

Renewing a $1,000,000 mortgage? Even a small rate difference translates into thousands over a 5-year term. This calculator is pre-filled with a $1,000,000 balance — enter your bank's renewal offer and compare against today's lowest Canadian market rate. Today's lowest advertised Canadian mortgage rate is 4.29% (5-year fixed) — refreshed weekly.

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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 fixed), refreshed weekly
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5 years
25 years
Monthly payment — bank's offer
$5,896.00
Monthly payment — market rate
$5,418.59
You save $477.42/month
Your potential savings over 5 years
$28,645
$5,729 per year at today's market rate
Fairness Score
43/ 100D

Poor — your bank is charging you a significant premium.

Compounded semi-annually
Calculated using Canadian mortgage math (OSFI / IRD compliant).
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Frequently asked

How much does a 0.5% rate difference cost on a $1,000,000 mortgage?

On a $1,000,000 balance amortized over 25 years, a 0.50% higher rate adds roughly 25K in interest over a 5-year term and $396 per month in payment. That's real money that switching or negotiating can recapture.

Is it worth switching lenders on a $1,000,000 mortgage at renewal?

Almost always. On $1,000,000, a 0.30% better rate saves $15K+ over five years. Total switching costs (appraisal, discharge, legal) usually run $300–$1,500 — a fraction of the savings.

Do I need a broker for a $1,000,000 renewal?

Not required, but usually worth it. A broker shops 30–70 lenders in one application, has access to broker-channel rates the banks don't publish, and is paid by the lender — not you. On a $1,000,000 balance, the rate spread a broker uncovers typically dwarfs any effort saved by staying with your bank.