Refinance payment calculator

Your new payment, and what a longer amortization really costs.

Default: Bank of Canada average new uninsured 5-year+ fixed, 4.58% (2026-08).
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New monthly payment$2,343down $362 a month from $2,705
New balance
$420,000
Interest over 5 years
$89,830
vs $104,734 now
Interest to payoff
$282,991
vs $294,164 now
Same amortization instead
$2,518/mo
interest to payoff $244,639
The amortization reset: 3 more years of paymentsStretching from 22 to 25 years lowers the payment, but you pay interest for longer. Keeping 22 years would cost $174 more a month and save $38,352 of interest.
A lower payment isn't a savingWhether refinancing pays depends on interest and fees over the same time frame, including the penalty. Compare all four routes.

Estimate, not advice. Educational estimate only, not financial, mortgage, tax or legal advice. Lenders, insurers and governments set their own rules and can change them; confirm with a licensed professional before you decide.

New payment $2,343 vs $2,705 now; lifetime interest $282,991 vs $294,164.

Interest to payoffTotal interest if each loan runs to the end of its amortization at its rate.$0$125K$250K$375K$500KNowRefinance, 22 yrsRefinance, 25 yrs
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Interest to payoff
Interest to payoffInterest
Now$294K
Refinance, 22 yrs$245K
Refinance, 25 yrs$283K
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Assumptions

  • Payments are monthly with semi-annual compounding (Interest Act). Interest to payoff assumes the rate stays the same for the whole amortization.
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