Here are 8 great reasons for a mortgage 'physical' in 2024.
Are higher rates throwing your budget off-diet? Are you worried about your upcoming renewal? It's time to look at your mortgage options to save money and stress — and be budget-healthier for what may lay ahead.
If you're an existing client, you don't need to remember to contact us — you'll automatically receive a checkup call. But you're welcome to submit our form (or give us a call) if you'd like to start your checkup right away.
If you're not currently a client — our expert mortgage brokers can quickly offer targeted advice based on the details you provide, no matter your lender.
You can even do it from the comfort of your own home. We make it easy.
We can quickly review your mortgage details to determine if your current rate and product still fit your needs.
You just might be able to save more cash or make some budget room. Or pay off your mortgage faster than you think. Or have more options at renewal. Or use the equity in your home to make improvements. (That's a lot of 'or's — but that's the point.)
Do you still have the best rate for your situation? Some fixed rates have recently come down. Mortgage rates can change quickly, especially as markets cool down (or heat up).
Depending on the rate difference and any pre-payment penalties involved, your expert broker can help you determine your best savings option if you need some budget room now.
Is your renewal coming up this year? If you're worried about the budget hit of higher rates waiting, checking in with your expert broker can arm you with great advice.
You may want to access funds to take a vacation from the economic stress or invest in tax savings products that allow more financial peace of mind. Ask us about a refinance, cash back on your home purchase, or adding a HELOC to your mortgage.
If you're buying a home or switching lenders, check out our short-term Rate Relief™ product for a budget break.
Take a spin with our great calculators to see some numbers, then talk to an expert broker for your exact picture.
Average household debt increased in 2023, and according to a recent MNP Consumer Debt Index survey, 63% are worried about their ability to repay. Consolidating your other debts into your mortgage payment can help you get in the clear, improve your credit report, plus help you save with a lower interest rate (compared to higher credit card or personal loan interest rates).
How long have you thought about upgrading your home or getting energy-efficient systems in place? Get the cash to get it done with expert, unbiased advice and your lowest possible rate.
Working out a strategy now can help you save on interest later. And before you know it, you may be celebrating your last official mortgage payment!
You're only as flexible as your current mortgage agreement allows. Your mortgage review may unearth unsettling restrictions or penalties if you pay down too much, which can cost you more in the long term.
We can help you decide if a change is in your best (mortgage) interest, especially if your future needs are uncertain. At the very least, understanding your mortgage fine print can help you make more informed decisions along the way.
Are you thinking about buying your next home to trade up for more space, or downgrade for less maintenance? Or perhaps you'd like to buy a vacation home or invest in a rental property.
Being as prepared as you can, as early as you can, will help you decide what you can afford, what rate you may qualify for, and how much you'll need for a down payment.
A rate discussion with our expert brokers is always informative. Time your move to save the most!
Even if you and your True North Mortgage broker decide that no changes are necessary, you'll have peace of mind that you're doing everything you can to save money and manage your financial goals.
We're here for you, anywhere you are in Canada — online, over the phone, through our chat bubble, or drop by one of our convenient store locations.
See for yourself how much you can save with our lower rates.
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