Canadian Mortgage Calculators
Our Canadian mortgage calculators give quick and easy ways to help compute your savings, payments, price of home you can afford... and many more information. With our various calculators, you can change the mortgage scenarios using different down payments, terms, interest rates and more.
Information and calculations produced by these calculators are believed to be accurate although CanadaMortgageHub.com does not warrant or guarantee their accuracy. Each person's financial and life circumstances are different. The results of the calculations are not 100% guaranteed to be applicable to your situation.
Although they are meant to serve as do-it-yourself tools of analysis, they are not a substitute for more personalized mortgage advice that can only be provided by a qualified licensed mortgage broker. Before making a final decision, it is in your best interest to contact us or a licensed financial planner.
Payment and Amortization Calculator
How much will your payment be for several payment frequencies (monthly, semi-monthly, bi-weekly, weekly)? Find out the balance at the end of a term. Change payment options and compare different scenarios.
Affordability
If you have questions like "How much can I borrow for a mortgage?" then this calculates the maximum mortgage you can qualify for based on your income.
Rent VS Buy
Should you rent or buy?
Bi-Weekly VS Monthly Payment
How much will you save if you switch to Bi-Weekly payments? How much faster would you have paid off your mortgage using bi-weekly payments?
Early Renewal and Refinance Calculator
Should you be renewing or transferring your mortgage early at a lower rate?
Income Required
How much income do you need based on the purchase price or mortgage? Compare income required for different amounts of downpayments.
Prepayment Analyzer
Shorten amortization period and save interest dollars by making a prepayment on your mortgage.
Mortgage Rate Comparison
Simultaneously compare monthly payments and interest costs of mortgages for at up to five different interest rates. Input principal amount and years amortization. Enter the starting interest rate and select the percentage to increment the comparison rates, or enter a rate for each of the five "Interest Rate" fields.
