Canadian Mortgage Calculator

The Canadian Mortgage Calculator is mainly intended for Canadian residents and uses the Canadian dollar as currency, with interest rate compounded semi-annually.

Modify the values and click the calculate button to use
Home Price
Down Payment
Loan Termyears
Interest Rate

Property Taxes
Home Insurance/year
Mortgage Insurance/year
Condo/HOA Fee/year
Other Costs/year
Start Date
 

Monthly Pay:   $3,722.27

Best Calculators

 MonthlyTotal
Mortgage Payment$3,722.27$1,116,681.57
Property Tax$200.00$60,000.00
Home Insurance$208.33$62,500.00
Other Costs$500.00$150,000.00
Total Out-of-Pocket$4,630.61$1,389,181.57
80%4%11%4%Mortgage PaymentProperty TaxesOther CostHome Insurance
House Price$800,000.00
Loan Amount$640,000.00
Down Payment$160,000.00
Total of 300 Mortgage Payments$1,116,681.57
Total Interest$476,681.57
Mortgage Payoff DateSep. 2051

Amortization schedule

Year$0$250K$500K$750K$1M0510152025BalanceInterestPayment

YearDateInterestPrincipalEnding Balance
19/26-8/27$31,373$13,294$626,706
29/27-8/28$30,700$13,967$612,738
39/28-8/29$29,993$14,675$598,064
49/29-8/30$29,250$15,417$582,646
59/30-8/31$28,469$16,198$566,448
69/31-8/32$27,649$17,018$549,430
79/32-8/33$26,788$17,880$531,550
89/33-8/34$25,883$18,785$512,766
99/34-8/35$24,932$19,736$493,030
109/35-8/36$23,932$20,735$472,295
119/36-8/37$22,883$21,784$450,511
129/37-8/38$21,780$22,887$427,624
139/38-8/39$20,621$24,046$403,578
149/39-8/40$19,404$25,263$378,314
159/40-8/41$18,125$26,542$351,772
169/41-8/42$16,781$27,886$323,886
179/42-8/43$15,370$29,298$294,588
189/43-8/44$13,886$30,781$263,807
199/44-8/45$12,328$32,339$231,468
209/45-8/46$10,691$33,976$197,492
219/46-8/47$8,971$35,696$161,795
229/47-8/48$7,164$37,504$124,292
239/48-8/49$5,265$39,402$84,890
249/49-8/50$3,270$41,397$43,493
259/50-8/51$1,175$43,493$0

Getting Your First Mortgage

In Canada a typical mortgage is amortized over 25 years, broken into five‑year intervals. Borrowers may shorten the schedule, but cannot extend it beyond 25 years. Extending the amortization reduces each monthly instalment, yet it raises the overall interest expense.

Usually a mortgage runs on a five‑year term, although shorter terms exist. When the term expires, the loan must be renewed, offering a chance to adjust conditions such as the interest rate or other provisions. The rate fixed for the term stays unchanged until renewal.

Borrowers can pick an open mortgage, which lets them pay any portion early without a penalty, or a closed mortgage that restricts pre‑payments but generally carries a lower rate.

Standard practice is monthly mortgage installments, yet many lenders allow a bi‑weekly schedule. Paying half of the monthly amount every two weeks creates 26 payments per year, accelerating payoff and cutting interest costs.

A mortgage can include a line of credit that builds as you pay down principal. The accumulated balance can be drawn interest‑free when needed, and any withdrawals are later added back to the loan balance.

There are also options for flexible or skipped payments.

Canadian mortgages are often portable, meaning if you relocate before the five‑year term ends you may transfer the existing loan to your new property. Should the new home cost more, you can obtain an additional loan to cover the price difference.

Homeowners' Association (HOA) Fees

Homeowners' Association (HOA) fees are funds that are collected monthly from homeowners to obtain the income needed to pay for things such as master insurance, exterior and interior maintenance, landscaping, water, sewer, and garbage costs.

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