Mortgage calculators

Run your numbers, your way

Three calculators built for BC buyers — payments, purchase costs and closing costs, updated live as you type.

Your purchase

Affects BC property transfer tax exemptions.

Estimated payment

$0 /month

Mortgage breakdown

  • Down payment
  • Base mortgage
  • Mortgage default insurance
  • Total mortgage

Closing costs to budget for

  • BC property transfer tax
  • Legal fees (typical estimate)$1,500 – $2,500

Want the full picture? Use the closing costs calculator.

Over your amortization

  • Interest over amortization
  • Total of all payments

Your mortgage

Already know your mortgage amount? Perfect for renewals, refinances or comparing scenarios.

See where you'll stand at renewal.

Estimated payment

$0 /month

At the end of your 5-year term

  • Principal paid
  • Interest paid
  • Balance remaining at renewal

Over the full amortization

  • Total interest
  • Total of all payments

Your purchase details

New homes add 5% GST but may qualify for exemptions.

Adjust the typical fees below to match your quotes

Estimated closing costs

$0

Taxes

  • BC property transfer tax
  • GST (5% — new homes)

Professional fees & other costs

  • Legal / notary fees
  • Home inspection
  • Appraisal
  • Title insurance
  • Moving costs
  • Other / buffer
  • Total estimated closing costs

Rule of thumb: budget 1.5%–4% of the purchase price on top of your down payment. Lenders typically want to see you have at least 1.5% available.

About these numbers. Payments use Canadian semi-annual compounding. Mortgage default insurance premiums follow standard insurer tiers — 4.00% / 3.10% / 2.80% of the loan at up to 25-year amortization, or 4.20% / 3.30% / 3.00% at 30-year amortization — and apply when the down payment is under 20%; insurance isn't available for purchases of $1.5M or more. BC property transfer tax is calculated at 1% on the first $200,000, 2% up to $2M, 3% above $2M, plus 2% on the residential portion above $3M — first-time buyer and newly built home exemptions may reduce this. GST applies to newly built homes, with a partial rebate for homes under $450,000. These are estimates for planning only, not a quote or approval. Talk to us for numbers specific to your situation.

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