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Four numbers to get started. The highlighted fields are pre-filled with realistic defaults — adjust them to match your mortgage. Switch to Advanced to change penalty method, comparison window and the shape of the new mortgage.

Your current mortgage

How much did you originally borrow?required
Your current interest rate (%)required
When did your mortgage start?required
New rate you've been offered (%)required
Mortgage term length
Amortization period
Payment frequency
Break / refinance date

Minimum savings threshold

Only flag breaking as worthwhile if savings exceed this. Breaking involves legal fees and paperwork, so small savings may not be worth the effort.

$15,000
$1,000$50,000

Your break analysis

Technically yes — but below your savings threshold

Savings of $8,009 — below your $15,000 threshold

Breaking now would save about $8,009, which is less than the $15,000 you said would make it worth the effort. After legal fees and paperwork it may not be worth your time.

What to consider

Your payment drops by roughly $370 per payment.

Over the comparison window you pay $13,316 less, but owe $5,307 more at the end.

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Estimated break penalty

IRD $14,798 vs 3-month interest $6,745 IRD applied

$14,798

If you stay

Your payment$3,405 / Monthly
Interest you'll pay$77,948
Balance at end$528,935
Total cost$651,506

If you break

New payment$3,035 / Monthly
Interest you'll pay$55,141
Break penalty$14,798
Balance at end$534,242
Total cost (incl. penalty)$643,497

Balance detail at break date

Outstanding balance today$573,558
Payments made so far24 payments
Periods left in term36 of 60 remain
Comparison window36 months

Penalty uses the Canadian semi-annual compounding standard. Actual lender penalties vary by contract and only your lender can give you a real payout figure.

For informational purposes only — consult a licensed mortgage professional before deciding.

Not worth breaking yet?

That does not mean the answer will stay the same. Rates move, and your penalty shrinks as your term gets shorter. MortgageSkip is being built to keep watching your scenario and tell you when it reaches a threshold you choose.

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