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Mortgage renewal in Alberta

Mortgage renewal in Alberta, even if your bank says no

Renewal is the one time you can usually move your mortgage, or roll debts into it, without a penalty. Don’t just sign the renewal letter. We compare 50+ lenders, including ones who say yes when your bank won’t.

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The short answer

When your term ends, you can renew with your current lender, switch to a new one, or refinance to combine debts. If your bank won’t renew because of your credit, a consumer proposal or tax owing, other lenders may. Start looking a few months before your renewal date. The review is free, with no obligation.

  • Usually no penalty at renewal
  • Options when your bank says no
  • Every cost in writing before you sign

Is it right for you?

If your current lender offers a good deal and you have no other debts, renewing as-is may be fine. We’ll tell you.

A good fit if you…

  • have a renewal coming up in the next few months
  • were told your bank won’t renew, or will only renew on poor terms
  • have credit cards or loans you would like to roll into the mortgage
  • have had credit trouble, a consumer proposal, or tax owing since your last term
  • want someone to compare lenders for you instead of signing the first offer

Not a good fit if…

  • your lender’s offer is already competitive. Switching costs time, legal fees and an appraisal.
  • you would add debt with no plan to stop it growing again. A bigger mortgage and new card debt is the worst outcome.
  • the new payment would be a stretch. Your home secures the loan.
  • your renewal is more than a year away. Breaking early may mean a penalty. Talk to us about timing.
  • you are only shopping for a lower rate number. We focus on what the whole mortgage costs you, not a headline rate.

How it works, step by step

1

Free review

Tell us about your home, your mortgage and what you owe. It’s free, with no obligation and no judgment.

2

Quick approval

We compare 50+ banks, credit unions and private lenders. Approval answers typically come back in 12–24 hours, with every cost in writing.

3

Start saving

Your lawyer moves the mortgage to the new lender on your renewal date and pays off any debts you combine. You start your new term with one payment.

An example

Rolling $50,000 of card debt into the mortgage at renewal cut the monthly total by about $600.

Illustrative example

$400,000 mortgage at renewal · $50,000 of card debt

Today: mortgage + card interest

$3,275/mo

Using the debt consolidation calculator’s starting numbers

After: 1 payment

$2,671/mo

Back in your pocket

$604/mo

What changed

Debt rolled in
$50,000
Monthly total
$3,275 → $2,671
Saved each month
$604
Saved each year
$7,250

Why renewal is the moment. Mid-term, breaking a mortgage can cost a penalty. At renewal there usually isn’t one, so combining debts often costs least then.

Example only, using the debt consolidation calculator’s starting numbers: a $400,000 mortgage over 25 years plus $50,000 of debt at 20%, combined at 5.5%. These are estimates you can change in the calculator, not a quote. Your rate depends on your equity, credit, income and property. Subject to lender approval (O.A.C.).

What could you save at renewal?

Move the sliders to match your mortgage and any debts you would roll in.

Debt consolidation savings

Monthly savings

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Per month in your pocket

Yearly savings

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Every year going forward

$400,000
$50,000
20.00%
5.50%

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Current monthly

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New monthly

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Debt interest saved per year

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Saved over the years left

Get your real numbers, free

Estimate only, using the rates you enter. Payments use Canadian semi-annual compounding over the years left. For debts, it compares a year of interest at your debts’ rate with the same amount at the new rate. Your real rate depends on your equity, credit, income and property, and every mortgage is subject to lender approval (O.A.C.).

What it costs

Your rate depends on your situation, not a sticker price. You’ll see every cost in writing before you sign anything.

Your review

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  • Free, with no obligation
  • We look at your mortgage, your debts and your home’s value
  • Approval answers typically in 12–24 hours

Bank refinance

Lowest rates available

  • For steady income and good credit
  • Borrow up to 80% of your home’s value, minus what you owe
  • Paid off over up to 30 years, with terms up to 5 years

Second or private mortgage

Higher rate, built for flexibility

  • For consumer proposals, CRA debt or when the banks say no
  • Usually a 12-month, interest-only term, then renewed or refinanced
  • Lender and brokerage fees apply. We show you the exact amounts upfront.

What sets your rate: how much equity you have, your credit, your income, and your property. Before you commit, we give you your exact rate, every fee, your monthly payment and your total cost of borrowing in writing. All mortgages are subject to lender approval (O.A.C.). Licensing and disclosures.

Get your real numbers. Free review, answer in 12–24 hours.

Why homeowners choose MortgageSolvers

6,132

Rates lowered

Homeowners whose mortgage rate we have brought down.

50+

Lenders compared

Banks, credit unions and private lenders, so you don’t have to tell your story ten times.

12–24 hrs

Fast answers

Approval answers typically come back in 12–24 hours, with every cost in writing.

$300–$700

Typical monthly savings

What clients typically save each month on a refinance. Your own numbers come in writing first.

Real homeowners. Real monthly relief.

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Questions people ask

When should I start looking at my renewal?

A few months before your renewal date. Starting early gives you time to compare offers before the renewal letter from your lender becomes your only choice.

My bank won’t renew my mortgage. What can I do?

Other lenders may. We compare 50+ banks, credit unions and private lenders, including lenders who look mainly at your home’s equity.

Can I switch lenders at renewal?

Yes. At the end of your term you can move to another lender, usually without a penalty. Legal and appraisal costs may apply, and some lenders cover them.

Can I add debts to my mortgage at renewal?

Often, yes, if you have equity. That makes it a refinance, and most lenders lend up to 80% of your home’s value.

What if I do nothing?

Your lender may renew you automatically on its own terms. It is worth comparing before you sign.

How fast can I get an answer?

Approval answers typically come back in 12–24 hours.

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