Canadian Mortgage Calculators
Plan your purchase, estimate your payments, and understand your closing costs
— all in one place.
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Zip Mortgage Calculators
Smart tools to plan your perfect home purchase
Your Mortgage Details
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$100K
$2M
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0%
100%
20.00% of purchase price
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0.5%
15%
Payment Summary
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Enter your details on the left and hit Calculate to see your payment breakdown.
Your Mortgage Payment
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per month
Mortgage Amount
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Total Paid
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Total Interest
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Balance at Term End
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Interest
Principal
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Interest
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Term Interest
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Your Financial Profile
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$
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$
$
Affordability Results
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Enter your income and expenses to discover how much home you can afford.
Maximum Purchase Price
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based on your income & existing debts
Max Mortgage
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Monthly Payment
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Qualifying Rate
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Monthly Income
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GDS Ratio
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TDS Ratio
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Property & Purchase Details
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$
20.00%
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Cost Breakdown
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Fill in your purchase details to get a full closing cost estimate.
Estimated Closing Costs
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in addition to your down payment
Down Payment
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Total Cash Needed
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đĄ Tip:
Budget an extra 1.5–4% of your purchase price for closing costs — on top of your down payment.
Property Transfer Tax
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$100K
$3M
đī¸ BC First-Time Buyer — Qualifying Conditions
- Never owned a principal residence anywhere in the world
- Resident of B.C. for the last 12 months
- Under $500,000: Full exemption — pay $0 PTT
- $500,001 – $835,000: Partial exemption — $8,000 rebate applied
- $835,001 – $860,000: Sliding scale exemption
- Over $860,000: No first-time buyer exemption applies
- Newly Built Homes: Full exemption under $1,100,000 — partial $1,100,001–$1,150,000. First-time buyer status NOT required.
Tax Breakdown
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Select your province and purchase price to see your land transfer tax.
Total Transfer Tax Due
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after applicable rebates
Tax Before Rebate
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Municipal Tax
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Total Rebate
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% of Purchase
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đ First-Time Buyer rebate of $0
applied
Calculations are estimates for informational purposes only. BC PTT rates and exemption thresholds current as of 2024 — always verify with the BC Ministry of Finance. Canadian mortgage calculations use semi-annual compounding per the Interest Act of Canada. Always consult a licensed mortgage professional or legal advisor before making financial decisions.
