Switching costs nothing at renewal
Break your mortgage mid-term and there is a penalty. At renewal there is not. That window is the whole reason to compare, and most people never use it.
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Renewal letter in hand?
Your lender sends you one offer. I compare it against what other lenders would actually give you, so you know whether signing is the right move or just the easiest one. It costs nothing to find out.
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Miriam compares options across a range of lenders through Mortgage Outlet Brokerage, at no cost to talk and no obligation to proceed.
Serving North York, Toronto, Vaughan, Brampton and Innisfil.
Your lender is counting on that. Here is what changes when you look around first.
Break your mortgage mid-term and there is a penalty. At renewal there is not. That window is the whole reason to compare, and most people never use it.
Amortization, prepayment privileges and how the penalty is calculated all reset at renewal. A slightly lower rate on worse terms can cost you more over the term.
That is long enough to compare properly and hold a rate while you decide. Leave it to the last week and signing what you were sent becomes the only realistic option.
“Miriam and her team were professional and efficient and went above and beyond to deliver the service they offered. Miriam stayed in constant communication with me, keeping me up to date with the happenings prior to closing. We met several times to discuss options and to provide me with the best rate and package for my needs. I highly recommend Miriam and her team, and would work with them again.”
At renewal there is no prepayment penalty for moving. A new lender may require an appraisal or legal work, and some cover those costs themselves. I will tell you which applies before you commit to anything.
About four months before your maturity date. Many lenders will hold a rate for you during that window, so starting early can only help you.
That happens, and it is a good outcome. Having a real comparison in hand is what gets you the match in the first place.
Leave your details and Miriam’s Mortgages gets back to you directly to set up a time that works for you.