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Residential Calculators

For Canadian homebuyers.

Free residential mortgage calculators built for BC, Ontario and Alberta — closing costs, first-time buyer rebates, payments and affordability.

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Manulife One

Compare a Manulife One readvanceable all-in-one account against a traditional mortgage at your own income, expenses and rate.

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Mortgage Payment Calculator

Quick payment on any mortgage amount, rate, and amortization up to 40 years — principal + interest or interest-only, monthly, semi-monthly, bi-weekly or weekly.

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Affordability + Stress Test

How much mortgage you actually qualify for under the OSFI B-20 stress test — GDS, TDS and the works.

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BC Property Transfer Tax

BC PTT with first-time buyer and newly-built home exemptions baked in.

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Alberta Land Title Fees

Alberta has no LTT — just the small Land Titles registration fees. Calculate them here.

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Ontario LTT + Toronto MLTT

Provincial LTT plus Toronto Municipal LTT — with the luxury brackets (increased April 2026) and first-time buyer rebates.

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Mortgage Insurance (CMHC · Sagen · Canada Guaranty)

Default-insurance premium, PST, and total insured mortgage — all three insurers, with the December 2024 federal rules built in.

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Closing Cost Calculator

Total cash needed at closing — land transfer tax + legal + appraisal + financing fees for A, Alternative (B) and Private mortgages.

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Mortgage Penalty — Break or Stay

IRD vs 3-month interest, big-bank posted-rate method vs fair method — your estimated penalty and whether breaking for today's rates is worth it.

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Stated Income — Self-Employed

Buy on your business, not a lean personal T1. The insured stated-income premium at 10% down, and what stating income actually costs versus standard insured.

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Equity Take-Out — Two Paths

Break for a new first to 80%, or keep your mortgage and add a second to 75% (65% condos) — penalty, published fees and legal netted out to real cash in hand.

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Spousal Buyout — Who Gets What

Enter your separation agreement's split — percent or dollars — and see both sides' shares of the equity, the buyout cheque, and the new mortgage the staying spouse carries, tested at your rate and the stress test.

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Reverse Mortgage — 55+

Tax-free equity, payments optional — see the race between your home's value and the balance over 25 years (paid or compounding), provincial probate on your estate, and what a living inheritance costs.

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Back to Prime Timeline

After a consumer proposal, bankruptcy, CRA debt, missed payments or foreclosure — where you can borrow today and the dated milestones back to prime lending.

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Smith Manoeuvre & Cash Damming

Convert non-deductible mortgage interest into deductible investment borrowing — refund recycling, cash damming for rental/business income, and the break-even return shown honestly.

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Pay Off Your Mortgage Faster

See how much faster you'll be mortgage-free with accelerated payments, extra contributions and lump sums.

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Blended Interest Rate

True cost of carrying your mortgage, credit cards, CRA & other debts — and what consolidating would save.

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Amortization Calculator

Year-by-year schedule for 25, 30 or 35-year amortizations — fixed vs variable compounding, plus interest-only payments for private and HELOC mortgages.

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Mortgage APR — the True Cost

The quoted rate isn't the price. Lender fee, broker fee, legal and renewals over the months you actually keep the money — the honest all-in APR, versus a B-side placement.

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Financing Fees

Quick estimate of financing and lender fees on your mortgage.

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Home Sale Net Proceeds

What you actually walk away with when you sell — commission as a dollar figure or a two-tier percentage with cashback, GST or HST on it, legal, the mortgage payout and its penalty, and any debts cleared on closing.

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Every calculator here is built on published Canadian government rules and lender methodology, and was last checked for accuracy on August 1, 2026 — the arithmetic re-verified and every page re-read on screen. Rates and thresholds change — we confirm the current numbers for your file before you rely on them.