Affordability Calculator
Looking to buy a home soon? Our mortgage affordability calculator will give you a high-level view of your maximum mortgage and home affordability.
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| Living Costs | $329.17 |
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* These calculations are just an estimate. Calculations are based on the Bank of Canada five-year mortgage rate used in mortgage stress tests and assume no change in the interest rate over the life of the mortgage. This rate is your offered rate + 2% and is subject to change. The actual qualifying interest rate for your morgage may be different. To get a true overview of your affordability, apply online in 5 minutes and a Homewise Advisor can overview your full financial picture.
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Whether you have already purchased or are looking to buy soon, being prepared is very important and will save you money. With so much to look forward to, it is important that you make the proper financial decisions during the mortgage process, as it could be one of the largest financial decisions you make in your life. This Mortgage 101 post will help you understand some of the basics to start your learning process on your way to a great mortgage. You can also view more posts here, or reach out to our team at any time with questions using our contact info.
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Mortgage Brokerage Licensed in ON #12984, BC #X301004, MB and AB.
Homewise can pursue mortgage brokering activity in SK, NL, NS and NB. We are proudly Canadian!