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How to negotiate a mortgage renewal

Renewal timing, rate shopping, and what to ask before you sign.

By Pragmatic Mortgage Editorial TeamReviewed by Licensed Broker Team6 min readUpdated 2025-02-01

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Start earlyCompare the full offerUse your leverageSources & further readingFAQs

Start early

The best time to negotiate is 4 to 6 months before maturity. That gives you time to compare rates and avoid rushed decisions.

Compare the full offer

Ask about rate, term, prepayment privileges, and penalties. The lowest rate is not always the best contract.

  • Confirm the penalty formula in writing.
  • Ask about portability if you may move.
  • Check if the lender offers a blend-and-extend option.

Use your leverage

A competing offer from another lender can improve your renewal terms. A broker can run this comparison quickly.

Sources & further reading

  • FCAC: Renewing your mortgage

Related tools & next steps

  • Renewal rates
  • Renewal comparison
  • Renewal service

FAQs

Can I switch lenders at renewal with no penalty?

Yes, most borrowers can switch at maturity without penalties, but there may be discharge or legal fees.

Should I accept an early renewal offer?

Only if it is clearly better than current market alternatives. We compare both options before you decide.

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