09/16/2026
If you already know there’s a good chance you’ll move in the next few years, your mortgage should account for it from day one.
A five-year term may look attractive today, but what happens if you sell in year two or three? Depending on the mortgage, breaking it early could mean a significant penalty.
This is where features like portability, prepayment privileges, the lender’s penalty calculation and even a shorter term deserve more attention.
Your mortgage should fit the life you’re actually planning to live, not just look good on closing day.
Ben Kennedy, Mortgage Broker
Rock Capital Mortgage – 10556
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📲(613) 801-2017
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