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Mortgage Renewals

Your renewal is the perfect opportunity to renegotiate your rate, restructure your mortgage, and potentially save thousands.

Don't just sign and send back your renewal

When your mortgage term ends, your lender will send a renewal letter — and 70% of Canadians sign it without shopping around. That means most homeowners miss the chance to save thousands of dollars simply by comparing rates. Your renewal is a moment of opportunity, not just paperwork.

Whether your needs have changed or you simply want a better rate, this is the time to explore your options. We shop across 50+ lenders to make sure you get the best deal — not just the convenient one.

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Your renewal timeline

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120 Days Before Renewal
Start shopping early

Don't wait for your lender's renewal letter. Contact us 4 months before your term ends. We can lock in a rate up to 120 days in advance — protecting you from any rate increases while we shop for the best deal.

90 Days Before Renewal
Review your options

We'll present you with the best rates from multiple lenders. This is also the time to decide if you want to consolidate debt, change your payment frequency, or adjust your amortization.

60 Days Before Renewal
Your lender sends a renewal offer

Your bank will mail you a renewal form. Don't sign it yet! Compare their offer against the rates we've found. In most cases, we can beat it — often by 0.5% or more.

30 Days Before Renewal
Lock in your best rate

Choose the best option — whether it's staying with your current lender at a negotiated rate, or switching to a new one. We handle all the paperwork either way.

Renewal Day
Seamless transition

Your new mortgage kicks in automatically. If you switched lenders, we coordinate the entire transfer. No gap, no stress, no missed payments.

How much could you save?

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Common renewal questions

Do I have to stay with my current lender?
Not at all. At renewal, you're free to switch lenders with no penalty. This is the one time you can move your mortgage without breaking it. We'll compare offers from 50+ lenders and help you decide if staying or switching saves you more.
When should I start preparing for my renewal?
Ideally 120 days (4 months) before your renewal date. Many lenders allow rate holds for 90–120 days, which means we can lock in a great rate early and protect you from potential increases. The earlier you start, the more options you have.
Can I make changes to my mortgage at renewal?
Yes — renewal is the perfect time to renegotiate everything. You can change your payment frequency, switch from fixed to variable (or vice versa), adjust your amortization period, consolidate debt, or access home equity. Think of it as a fresh start.
Is there a cost to switching lenders at renewal?
Typically there are minor costs like a discharge fee from your current lender ($200–$300) and legal/registration fees. However, many new lenders will cover these transfer costs as part of their offer. The rate savings almost always outweigh any fees involved.
What if I just sign my lender's renewal letter?
You'll likely pay more than you need to. Banks know most people don't shop around, so their initial renewal offers are rarely their best rate. Even a 0.25% difference on a $400,000 mortgage costs you roughly $5,000 over a 5-year term. A quick call to us could save you thousands.

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