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		Provider	Loan Amount	Rate	Term (Months)	Rating
0	0		Up to $50,000	Prime – 35%	3 – 120	Up to $50,000
100	1709683200		Up to $1,250	Up to 32%	90 – 150 days	Up to $1,250
23	1700524800		Up to $25,000	24.99% – 29.99%	30 or 60	Up to $25,000
18	1695254400		$500 – $5,000	Up to 32%	3 – 4	$500 – $5,000
7	1692748800		Up to $350	0%	Up to 65 days	Up to $350
100	1688083200		$150 – $1,600	10 – 35%	3 – 6	$150 – $1,600
100	1686182400		$300 – $3,000	18% + fees	6	$300 – $3,000
100	1686182400		$300 – $3,000	18% + fees	6	$300 – $3,000
100	1686182400		$300 – $3,000	18% + fees	6	$300 – $3,000
22	1683676800		$15,000	6.7%	Up to 60	$15,000
8	1666051200		$250	0%	–	$250
100	1643932800		$500 – $15,000	Starting at 18.9%	6 – 60	$500 – $15,000
100	1623369600		Varies	0%	6 or 8 weeks	Varies
1	1620777600		Up to $35,000	9.99% – 35%	6 – 60	Up to $35,000
24	1607558400		$500 – $50,000	Varies	6 – 60	$500 – $50,000
100	1600646400		$1,000 – $35,000	12.99% – 29.99%	12 – 84	$1,000 – $35,000
100	1598918400		Up to $15,000	–	–	Up to $15,000
100	1598832000		$500 – $15,000	Start at 10.99%	9 – 60	$500 – $15,000
19	1582243200		–	–	Up to 60	–
100	1580860800		$1,500 – $10,000	–	12 – 60	$1,500 – $10,000
17	1580774400		$1,000 – $25,000	8.99% – 34.99%	36 or 60	$1,000 – $25,000
100	1579478400		$100 – $1,500	–	–	$100 – $1,500
14	1579478400		$850 – $1,600	29.78% – 34.95%	36 months	$850 – $1,600
100	1576713600		$500 – $100,000	Starting at 12.99%	Up to 60	$500 – $100,000
100	1562198400		$500 – $15,000	15.99 – 35%	6 – 60	$500 – $15,000
10	1552262400		$500 – $18,000	29.9% or 34.28%	6 – 60	$500 – $18,000
100	1551830400		$100 – $1,000	$14 per $100 borrowed	14 days	$100 – $1,000
100	1551830400		$1,000 – $15,000	19% – 34.95%	12 – 60	$1,000 – $15,000
23	1551139200		Up to $15,000	34.99%	Open-end	Up to $15,000
11	1569974400		Up to $1,500	$14 per $100 borrowed	Up to 62 days	Up to $1,500
100	1550534400		Up to $1,500	$14 per $100 borrowed	14 days	Up to $1,500
100	1550534400		$500 – $1,000	23%	3 – 6	$500 – $1,000
100	1550534400		$300 – $1,000	Up to 38%	3 – 4	$300 – $1,000
100	1549411200		$100 – $1,500	$14 per $100 borrowed	14 days	$100 – $1,500
100	1567555200		$300 – $3,000	18% + fees	6	$300 – $3,000
100	1549238400		$250 – $1,500	23.99% – 29.99%	3 – 4	$250 – $1,500
20	1548720000		$500 – $1,000,000	7.9%	12	$500 – $1,000,000
100	1548720000		$500 – $50,000	Starting at 8.99%	3 – 120	$500 – $50,000
6	1545264000		$500 – $10,000	12.99% – 34.99%	9 – 60 months	$500 – $10,000
4	1543622400		Up to $60,000	19.99% – 34.99%	6 – 120 months	Up to $60,000
100	1545350400		$300 – $1500	Starting at 18%	3 – 7	$300 – $1500
15	1545350400		$500 – $1000	Up to 32%	3	$500 – $1000
100	1545350400		$500 – $750	23%	3 – 4	$500 – $750
100	1545350400		$500 – $750	22%	90 – 120 days	$500 – $750
100	1545350400		$300 – $3,000	27% – 35%	90 – 120 days	$300 – $3,000
5	1545264000		$500 – $100,000	29.99% – 35%	9 – 84	$500 – $100,000
3	1545264000		Up to $5,000	34.37%	–	Up to $5,000
21	1545177600		Up to $35,000	Starting at 12.99%	Up to 60	Up to $35,000
13	1545177600		$100 – $20,000	Up to 35%	Up to 60	$100 – $20,000

		Provider	Loan Amount	Rate	Term (Months)	Rating
0	0		Up to $50,000	Prime – 35%	3 – 120	Up to $50,000
3	1725321600		Up to $40,000	$0.75 per $1,000 per day	–	Up to $40,000
8	1714089600		$10,000 – $20,000,000	–	–	$10,000 – $20,000,000
7	1714089600		$10,000 – $2,000,000	10%+	Up to 36	$10,000 – $2,000,000
2	1669852800		$10,000 – $300,000	–	3 – 24	$10,000 – $300,000
100	1648512000		$1000 - $250,000	–	–	$1000 - $250,000
100	1620345600		–	–	12 – 60	–
100	1611878400		–	–	–	–
24	1607558400		$500 – $50,000	Varies	6 – 60	$500 – $50,000
100	1598918400		–	–	–	–
100	1585612800		–	–	6 – 60	–
100	1580947200		$200,000 – $5,000,000	–	–	$200,000 – $5,000,000
100	1580860800		–	–	–	–
100	1580860800		–	–	–	–
100	1580860800		$5,000 – $1,000,000	–	–	$5,000 – $1,000,000
100	1580860800		–	–	–	–
100	1580860800		–	–	–	–
100	1580860800		–	–	–	–
100	1580860800		–	–	–	–
100	1580688000		Up to $10,000	Prime + 2.5%	Up to 60	Up to $10,000
100	1580256000		$5,000 – $800,000	–	6 – 24	$5,000 – $800,000
100	1579478400		$10,000 – $30,000,000	–	–	$10,000 – $30,000,000
100	1579478400		$50,000 – $5,000,000	–	3 – 36	$50,000 – $5,000,000
100	1579478400		–	–	24 – 60	–
100	1579478400		–	–	–	–
100	1579478400		Up to $1,200,000	–	12 – 84	Up to $1,200,000
100	1579046400		–	–	–	–
100	1577059200		–	–	–	–
100	1577059200		–	–	–	–
100	1577059200		–	–	–	–
100	1575849600		$5,000 – $150,000	Starting 15%	6 – 24	$5,000 – $150,000
100	1575849600		Up to $250,000	–	–	Up to $250,000
100	1575590400		–	–	–	–
100	1575590400		–	–	–	–
1	1545955200		$1,000 – $300,000	5.49% – 22.79%	12 – 60	$1,000 – $300,000
100	1552262400		Up to $250,000	–	Up to 10 years	Up to $250,000
100	1552262400		Up to $1,000,000	–	–	Up to $1,000,000
100	1551830400		$10,000+	–	Up to 15 years	$10,000+
100	1551830400		Up to $1,000,000	–	Up to 15 years	Up to $1,000,000
100	1551830400		Up to $500,000	–	Up to 15 years	Up to $500,000
100	1551830400		Starting at $5,000	–	Up to 84	Starting at $5,000
100	1551398400		$3,500+	–	–	$3,500+
100	1551398400		$10,000 – $1,000,000	4% – 14%	12 – 84	$10,000 – $1,000,000
100	1551139200		Up to $250,000	–	Up to 48	Up to $250,000
100	1550534400		$500 – $50,000	2.75% – 8.25%	12 week cycles	$500 – $50,000
100	1550534400		$1,000 – $1,000,000	6% – 20%	–	$1,000 – $1,000,000
100	1550534400		Up to $5,000,000	–	24 – 72	Up to $5,000,000
100	1550534400		$5,000 – $200,000	–	–	$5,000 – $200,000
100	1549411200		$50,000 – $12,000,000	–	24 – 96	$50,000 – $12,000,000
100	1548720000		Up to $100,000	–	–	Up to $100,000
100	1548720000		$10,000 – $300,000	–	–	$10,000 – $300,000
100	1545264000		Up to $250,000	–	3 – 24	Up to $250,000
6	1545350400		$15,000 – $1,500,000	–	6 – 36	$15,000 – $1,500,000
5	1545177600		$5,000 – $300,000	9% – 35%	Varies by product	$5,000 – $300,000
4	1545177600		$5,000 – $500,000	4.96% – 24.93%	1 – 60	$5,000 – $500,000
6	1545264000		$500 – $10,000	12.99% – 34.99%	9 – 60 months	$500 – $10,000

		Provider	Loan Amount	Rate	Term (Months)	Rating
0	0		Up to $50,000	Prime – 35%	3 – 120	Up to $50,000
2	1679529600		Varies	Varies	24 – 96 months	Varies
3	1632960000		Min. $10,000	6.93% – 19.99%	18 – 96	Min. $10,000
8	1624233600		$5,000 – $75,000	–	12 – 96	$5,000 – $75,000
24	1607558400		$500 – $50,000	Varies	6 – 60	$500 – $50,000
100	1600646400		$1,000 – $35,000	12.99% – 29.99%	12 – 84	$1,000 – $35,000
6	1597104000		–	–	–	–
100	1581033600		–	–	–	–
100	1580688000		–	Starting at 12.9%	–	–
100	1579478400		–	–	–	–
100	1579478400		–	–	–	–
100	1579478400		–	–	–	–
100	1578873600		–	Starting at 10.99%	–	–
100	1578873600		–	–	–	–
100	1551830400		Starting at $5,000	–	–	Starting at $5,000
100	1552262400		Up to $1,000,000	–	up to 96	Up to $1,000,000
100	1551830400		–	–	6 – 96	–
100	1551830400		$10,000+	–	12 – 96	$10,000+
100	1551830400		Up to $1,000,000	–	Up to 15 years	Up to $1,000,000
100	1577059200		–	–	–	–
100	1577059200		–	–	–	–
100	1575849600		–	–	–	–
100	1575849600		$5,000 – $45,000	4.90 % – 29.95%	–	$5,000 – $45,000
100	1575849600		–	–	–	–
100	1575590400		–	–	–	–
6	1569974400		–	Up to 29.99%	12 – 96	–
100	1561507200		–	–	–	–
1	1560124800		Up to $100,000	3.99% - 19.9%	24 -96	Up to $100,000
100	1551830400		–	–	–	–
100	1548633600		–	Starting at 4.2%	–	–
6	1545264000		$500 – $10,000	12.99% – 34.99%	9 – 60 months	$500 – $10,000
100	1545177600		–	–	12 – 84	–

		Provider	Loan Amount	Rate	Term (Months)	Rating
0	0		Up to $50,000	Prime – 35%	3 – 120	Up to $50,000
100	1578873600		Up to $50,000	–	24 – 60	Up to $50,000
100	1545264000		Up to $50,000	–	–	Up to $50,000

		Provider	Loan Amount	Rate	Term (Months)	Rating
0	0		N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
3	1726531200		$5,000 +	6% – 16%	12 – 60	$5,000 +
5	1700524800		–	-	-	–
4	1690934400		–	–	–	–
2	1688601600		Min $110,000	4.14% – 6.29%	24– 120	Min $110,000
3	1679616000		$100,000 – $2,000,000	Varies	12 – 60	$100,000 – $2,000,000
100	1627344000		–	4.50% – 5.97%	12 – 60	–
100	1581033600		–	4.19% – 6.04%	12 – 120	–
100	1580860800		–	–	–	–
100	1580860800		–	2.99% – 5.49%	6 – 60	–
100	1580860800		$50,000+	–	12 – 120	$50,000+
100	1580860800		–	–	–	–
100	1580860800		–	–	–	–
100	1580688000		–	–	6 – 60	–
100	1579478400		–	4.54% – 7.49%	6 – 120	–
100	1578873600		–	–	–	–
100	1577059200		–	–	–	–
100	1577059200		–	4.49% – 6.63%	1 – 10 years	–
100	1574899200		–	–	12 – 60	–
100	1560124800		–	4.64% – 5.80%	1 – 10 years	–
1	1517097600		$10,000 – $500,000	Starting at 10%	–	$10,000 – $500,000

		Provider	Services	Rating
0	0		Debt Consolidation Program, Debt Settlement Program, Consumer Proposal, Bankruptcy Consultation	N/A (Referrer)
100	1576540800		Credit Counselling, Bankruptcy, Consumer Proposal
100	1576540800		Credit Counselling, Debt Management Program
100	1576368000		Credit Counselling, Debt Management Program

A mortgage can be a particularly useful tool when you’re an aspiring homeowner in Charlottetown. That’s because a mortgage can help you finance an otherwise unaffordable home over time, rather than you having to shell out hundreds of thousands of dollars right away. Curious to know how the mortgage process can help you purchase a home in Charlottetown? Keep reading for all the information you need.

The Importance of Your Down Payment

One of the first steps to take when you’re planning to purchase a house is to save as much money as possible for a sizeable down payment. This is when you pay an initial lump sum of cash upfront to both secure your mortgage in Charlottetown and give your lenders faith in your ability to afford the full home purchase. Making a solid down payment is also beneficial because:

• You might not require mortgage default insurance
• Your mortgage payments will be less expensive
• You’ll be able to purchase your home faster and be out of debt quicker

Planning to borrow money for your down payment? Click here to know how.

Mortgage Default Insurance

Did you know that there’s an additional way you can save money through your down payment, besides reducing your overall mortgage balance? This has to do with mortgage default insurance, which you may have to purchase when you make a smaller down payment. It goes something like this:

• A typical mortgage default insurance premium equals 2-4% of the home’s total purchase price.
• With a down payment of 20% or more of the home’s purchase price, mortgage default insurance will not be necessary. As such, you can potentially qualify for a conventional mortgage, which will effectively save you money over time.
• However, a 5-19.99% will still help you secure a high-ratio mortgage, wherein you’ll have to purchase mortgage default insurance in order to qualify at all.

Click here if you’d like to know how to avoid CMHC fees.

Saving For Your Down Payment

Even though making a down payment of 20% or more isn’t possible for all homeowners, it’s still important to make the largest down payment you can comfortably afford. Consider it as an investment for your future. The bigger the investment, the greater the potential reward. Some ways of saving for your down payment include:

• Set up automatic savings and payments – This way, you can dedicate a portion of each paycheck toward your down payment.
• Start budgeting appropriately – Cut out all unnecessary expenses and prepare yourself for the essential ones that come with homeownership (groceries, utilities, home repairs, taxes, etc.).
• Boost your income as much as possible – While asking for a raise, working extra hours, taking on a second job or a side hustle may not always be convenient, they’re all good ways of both affording a larger down payment and making sure you’ll never miss a mortgage payment.
• Invest in an RRSP Home Buyer’s Plan – If you fill out form T1036 with the Canada Revenue Agency, you’re permitted to use $25,000 from your RRSP, tax-free, within a single taxation year. You can then put that money toward your down payment. By the following year, however, you’ll need to start repaying the borrowed amount. 15 years is the maximum repayment time to avoid tax penalties, so be sure to factor that cost into your budget.

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Hidden Costs of Buying a Home

Your mortgage payments, default insurance, interest rate, utilities, and down payment can all cost a pretty penny. In addition, there are a few hidden home buying costs that you may not have considered, which should also be factored into your homeowner’s budget. These costs include but aren’t restricted to:

• Additional taxes – When you purchase real estate, there are a few other tax costs that may come up, such as:
  • Property taxes
  • Land transfer tax (depending on your province)
  • Welcome taxes
  • Foreign-Home Buyer Tax (if you’re not a Canadian citizen)
  • School taxes
  • Goods and Services Tax (if you buy or build a brand new condo or home)
  • Harmonized Sales Tax (depending on your province)
• Appraisal and Home Inspection – Before you can mortgage a home, the property must be appraised to determine its value and inspected to confirm that everything is up to code. Each of these procedures, while necessary, can cost a lot. Don’t worry, the peace of mind that follows will be worth the price.
• General maintenance – Property maintenance is an essential part of any homeowner’s budget. Clogged pipes, malfunctioning appliances, leaky roofs, and all manner of recurring fixes may need to be done with any home, especially given Canada’s unpredictable weather. Even a new home is going to start having these problems at some point.

Take a look at some other hidden homeowner costs so you can budget effectively.

Comparing Mortgage Offers

When trying to find a mortgage in Charlottetown, take some time to compare mortgage offers, as all lenders and mortgage brokers operate differently. While many homeowners will simply choose a lender the offers the cheapest rates, there are many other factors to consider, such as:

• Mortgage Term – Every mortgage in Charlottetown is going to be divided into a series of terms, which will vary in length (the most common term in 5 years). Whenever a term ends, you can try to renegotiate for a better interest rate with your current lender or apply with a new one.
• Amortization – This refers to the total time it takes to pay off your mortgage. In Canada, typical amortization periods last from 20-30 years. However, some lenders and brokers offer mortgages that can last up to 35 years.
• Prepayment options – Some lenders allow you to increase your mortgage payment amounts or make one time payments toward your full balance without penalty, both of which would help you get out of debt quicker. However, not all mortgage sources offer this as an option. For those that do, a mandatory penalty fee may be imposed for not adhering to your original mortgage contract.
• Open vs. Closed Mortgages – Relating to your mortgage term and prepayment ability, certain lenders offer two kinds of mortgage option, each with its own merits and drawbacks:
• • Open mortgages allow for more flexible term lengths and the chance to make mortgage payments whenever you want. That said, this option will usually come with a higher interest rate.
  • Closed mortgages have lower interest rates and often allow for prepayments and lump sum payments toward the total balance. Then again, terms are often longer and non-negotiable. Penalties for contract breach may apply until the mortgage reaches maturity.

Read this if you’re not sure whether to get a mortgage with a bank or mortgage broker.

Fixed vs. Variable Rate Mortgages

While the considerations above are important, and the lowest mortgage rate might not be what you need, it’s also essential to factor in the two types of interest rate you can apply for. Although some lenders won’t offer both types of rates, generally speaking, you may be able to choose from a:

• “Fixed” (non-adjustable) rate – This rate does not change during your mortgage term (you can often negotiate a new rate when a term ends). Though fixed rates can sometimes be higher than variable ones, they are easier to calculate and factor into your budget.
• “Variable” (adjustable) rate – This rate fluctuates with the Bank of Canada’s prime rate for lending, which goes up and down according to the state of our country’s economy. While this is riskier when rates climb, it can also be more beneficial for your finances when they drop lower than the average fixed rate.

Your Mortgage Payment Options

Another reason to compare mortgage lenders and brokers in Charlottetown is that many of these sources will offer different mortgage payment options, each of which could have a significant impact on your financial health. While not all lenders offer each type, here some of the main payment options that homebuyers can choose from:

• Monthly – 12 payments per year (1 payment per month)
• Weekly – 52 payments per year (1 payment per week)
• Bi-weekly – 26 payments per year (1 payment every 2 weeks)
• Accelerated bi-weekly – 26 larger payments per year (half your monthly payment every 2 weeks)
• Accelerated weekly – 52 larger payments per year (one-quarter of your monthly mortgage payment every week)

Ready to Take On a Mortgage In Charlottetown?

If you’re ready to become a homeowner, then Loans Canada has your back. We can connect you with the best sources of mortgages in Charlottetown. Simply contact us today or apply below!