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RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGES

Refinance & Renewal
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Residential Mortgages

Refinance & Renewal

Don't just sign whatever your current lender offers at renewal — we shop your file across our full lender panel first, whether you're renewing your term or refinancing to access equity or restructure your mortgage.

Licensed mortgage agent, not a call centre
Fast response, no obligation
Shopped across our full lender panel

How It Works

Your refinance & renewal journey, simplified

01

Apply online

Tell us about yourself and your mortgage needs — takes about 2 minutes.

02

Team review

A licensed mortgage agent reviews your information and explores your options.

03

Options & match

We match you with the best lenders and solutions for your exact situation.

04

Approval & next steps

Get approved and move forward with confidence, guided the whole way.

What You'll Need

Documents to have ready

Current mortgage statement
Property tax statement
Proof of home insurance
Recent pay stubs or proof of income
Recent bank statement
Government-issued photo ID

Exact requirements vary by lender and file — your mortgage agent will confirm the full list once we know your situation.

Common Questions

Refinance & Renewal FAQ

What's the difference between a refinance and a renewal?

A renewal is renegotiating your rate and term with your current lender at the end of your term, at your existing balance. A refinance can happen anytime, can access equity, and may involve switching lenders or restructuring the loan.

When should I start shopping before my renewal date?

Ideally 90–120 days before your maturity date — early enough to compare options across our full lender panel instead of just accepting your current lender's renewal offer.

Is there a penalty to refinance before my term ends?

Possibly — most fixed mortgages carry a prepayment penalty for breaking early. We'll calculate whether refinancing still makes sense once that's factored in.

Can I access equity as part of a refinance?

Yes, typically up to 80% of your home's value (minus your existing balance), for renovations, debt consolidation, or other goals.

General information only — your specific numbers depend on your file. A licensed mortgage agent will confirm exact details for your situation.

Get Started

Get pre-qualified

Welcome

Let's find your best mortgage option

Answer a few quick questions and a licensed mortgage agent will follow up personally — no obligation, no bank-style runaround.

About 3 minutesLicensed mortgage agent

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