Reverse Mortgage Estimate
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Your Estimated Access Amount
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Estimate Breakdown
How Your Equity Could Change Over 10 Years
Home appreciation based on CREA 15-year national average (5.4%) and conservative estimate (3.0%). Mortgage balance assumes compound interest at typical reverse mortgage rates. For illustration only.
What Does This Mean for You?
- Based on historical appreciation, your home equity is estimated to remain preserved or grow over time — even after accounting for the accruing mortgage balance.
- Even under a conservative 3% growth scenario, the gap between your home's value and your mortgage balance is projected to remain substantial after 10 years.
- Reverse mortgages are designed so you are never required to make monthly payments. The loan is only repaid when you choose to sell or move. All major Canadian lenders guarantee you will never owe more than the fair market value of your home.
These projections are estimates only and assume a single lump-sum draw. Actual results depend on future home values, interest rates, and loan terms. If less than the maximum is drawn, or a monthly allowance is chosen, the accruing balance will differ. Past appreciation does not guarantee future results. Speak with a licensed mortgage professional for personalized advice.
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Stay in Your Home
A reverse mortgage lets you access up to 59% of your home's value while you continue living in it. No need to move or sell.
No Monthly Payments
Unlike a traditional mortgage, you never need to make monthly payments. The loan is repaid when you sell or move out.
Tax-Free Funds
The money you receive is tax-free and won't affect your Old Age Security (OAS) or Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) benefits.