Debt consolidation · Ontario & Alberta
Most homeowners carrying card and loan balances pay two to three times more each month than they need to. Six questions, about a minute.
Nothing is pulled from your credit file.
The process
Five steps across about a week, and this is your whole share of them.
Your numbers
Rolling high-interest balances into your mortgage usually cuts the total monthly payment. Rough estimates are fine.
How is your credit?
Pay it off over
Your estimate
The process
Five steps across about a week. This is your whole share of them.
Straight answers
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The fees are a lot.
You pay none of them out of pocket. Lender, legal and broker fees are held back from the mortgage proceeds by the lawyer at closing. The only thing you pay directly is the appraisal, normally $300 to $400. It is a one-time cost of borrowing, not a monthly charge.
Most common · 172 of 1,929 callsLet me think about it.
Nothing above commits you. We would just ask you to think about it with real lender numbers rather than this estimate. Book the time and cancel if the numbers do not work, because open-ended callbacks are where these files quietly stall.
Second · 114 of 1,929 callsThat rate is too high.
Compare it to what you are carrying. The balances going in here usually sit between 12% and 25% on cards and lines of credit. The number that hits your account is the monthly payment, and it is already shown above. If a bank will do this cheaper, take it, and we will tell you when that is the better move.
Third · 46 of 1,929 callsAlmost there
Next you pick a time. A licensed advisor works your file before the call, so you get real lender numbers rather than another estimate.
We never sell your details. No credit check at this stage.
Last step
Most calls take about fifteen minutes.
Optional. Sending these now means your advisor works your actual file instead of asking questions on the call.
A licensed advisor has your file and will come back to you within one business day.