Eliminate high interest credit payments
A debt consolidation mortgage is when you refinance your mortgage to incorporate all your high interest debts into one easy payment - your mortgage.
This type of mortgage solution provides you with a much lower interest rate and one lower payment overall. Credit cards, auto-loans and lines of credits generally charge much higher interest rates.
Debt consolidation mortgages provide homeowners with an opportunity to drastically reduce the overall interest paid on their debt.
Consolidate
Debt
For whatever your reason might be
Equity take-out mortgages are a popular type of refinance option. They provide homeowners with the option to remortgage their home and use the funds for whatever the case may be.
An equity take-out mortgage is a great alternative to unsecured lines of credit or high interest credit cards.
Whether you're looking to take that dream vacation, start a business or stumbled across some unexpected expenses, an equity take-out mortgage may be the right solution for you.
Equity
Take-Out
Ready for that dream kitchen?
Refinancing for home renovations are typically much easier to obtain through lenders since the finance is being reinvested into your home it will also increase its value.
​
Home improvement mortgage refinances provide excellent rates and terms. Many lenders will refinance up to 80% of the home value.
Whether you're looking to build that dream kitchen or whatever your next home renovation project may be. A home improvement mortgage is right for you.
Home
Improvements
Reasons to refinance
Refinance
Consolidate debt and equity take-outs
It’s easy to get lost while navigating all the different types of mortgage loans available. Refinances are provided based on the value of your home accompanied by an accredited home appraisal. Our lenders offer very competitive rates and up to 80% loan to value. Refinancing your mortgage could be the right solution for you, but it’s important that you understand all implications before signing something you could later regret. Contact us now in order to discuss the benefits and disadvantages, and together we’ll decide whether this is the right mortgage for you.
