See How Much You Could Save
*Estimates based on 30-year loan term. Actual savings may vary.
Who Should Refinance?
Homeowners paying more than 6% interest on their current loan
Those looking to consolidate multiple debts into one loan
Property owners wanting to access equity for renovations or investments
Anyone whose financial situation has improved since their last loan
How We Help
Find lower interest rates from 30+ lenders
Reduce your monthly repayments
Access your home equity for renovations or investments
Consolidate debts into a single, manageable loan
Handle all paperwork and lender negotiations
Our Simple 4-Step Process
Loan Review
We analyze your current loan and identify potential savings opportunities.
Compare Options
We search 30+ lenders to find the best refinancing options for you.
Application
We prepare and submit your application with all required documentation.
Settlement
We coordinate with all parties to ensure a smooth transition to your new loan.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I consider refinancing?
You should consider refinancing if your interest rate is higher than current market rates, your financial situation has improved, you want to access equity, or you're looking to consolidate debts. A general rule is if you can save 0.5% or more on your rate, it's worth exploring.
What are the costs of refinancing?
Refinancing costs typically include discharge fees from your current lender ($150-$400), government fees for new mortgage registration ($100-$200), and potentially break costs if you're on a fixed rate. We'll calculate if the long-term savings outweigh these costs.
How much equity do I need to refinance?
Most lenders require at least 20% equity to avoid Lenders Mortgage Insurance (LMI). However, some lenders will refinance with as little as 10% equity. The more equity you have, the better rates you'll typically qualify for.
Will refinancing affect my credit score?
A refinancing application will result in a credit inquiry, which may temporarily affect your score. However, if approved, responsible management of your new loan can help improve your score over time.