The Mortgage Renewal Strategy Banks Don’t Explain
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Your mortgage is renewing, and it’s not going to feel like it did five years ago.
If you locked in a 1.39% -- 1.49% mortgage, your renewal could mean a $800–$1,000 jump in monthly payments. In this episode of Make Money Count, Marcus and Justin break down how mortgage renewals really work in today’s high-rate market, and how to optimize your decision instead of blindly accepting the bank’s offer.
In this episode, we cover:- What mortgage renewals look like in 2026
- Real renewal numbers (before vs after rates)
- How re-amortizing can lower monthly payments
- Fixed vs variable: what actually makes sense right now
- Why 75% of Canadians break their mortgage early
- The hidden penalties banks don’t explain
- How economic signals, inflation, and the Bank of Canada influence mortgage rates
Mortgage renewal isn’t paperwork. It’s a financial strategy decision that can quietly cost, or save, you tens of thousands of dollars.
🎧 Listen to the full episode to learn how to renew smarter, not more expensive. Drop your renewal questions in the comments; we read them all.
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