Step 1 - Enter Your Mortgage Details
Step 2 - How Much Breaking Your Mortgage Will Cost
In general, lenders use the greater of the two values below (3 Month's Interest, or Interest Rate Differential (IRD)). Here's who much you should expect to pay:
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About Mortgage Penalties
This penalty calculator is meant to be a rough guide only. This penalty calculator is meant to be a rough guide only. Each lender has their own formula for calculating penalties and some use posted rates for their IRD calculation while others use discounted rates. A small number of lenders prohibit breaking a mortgage early -- regardless of the penalty -- unless in the case of an approved sale.
The Interest Act prohibits IRD penalties on terms over 5 years, after five years has elapsed. In such cases, a maximum 3-month interest penalty may apply. For example, someone who has been in a 6-year mortgage for 60 months or more would pay the 3-month interest penalty to break the mortgage contract before maturity. RateSupermarket.ca encourages you to contact your lender directly to find out your exact mortgage penalty.