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Hi there,


If you’re moving before your mortgage term ends, porting your mortgage can sound like the obvious choice. You may be able to keep your current rate, avoid a penalty, and bring your mortgage with you to the next home. 


But portability is not always guaranteed, and it is not always the lowest-cost option. Timing rules, property restrictions, blended rates, and qualification requirements can all affect whether porting actually works in your favour.


In this week’s guide, we explain how mortgage portability works in Ontario, when it makes sense, and when comparing it against a new mortgage could reveal a better option.


Want to learn more? Book your mortgage portability review today.



Talk soon,

David

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P.S.
If you’re not sure what rate you’re actually paying, that’s your first signal to join. You’ll know instantly whether your bank is still competitive.

Check out our featured video:

Before you decide, weigh potential savings vs. penalty fees.


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Important upcoming dates:

Upcoming Bank of Canada Interest Rate Announcements: 

  • July 15, 2026

  • September 2, 2026


Canada Child Benefit (CCB) Payments:

  • July 20, 2026

  • August 20, 2026


Want to learn more? Lets talk

David Pipe is a Mortgage Broker of TMG - The Mortgage Group, FSRA  #10315

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