09/09/2026
It's not about earning more. It's about how your money is structured
Most people: paycheque → chequing → mortgage payment → whatever's left into savings
With an offset mortgage (offered by select Canadian lenders), your chequing, savings, and mortgage are combined into one account
Interest is calculated daily, so every dollar sitting in that account — including your paycheque — temporarily reduces the balance you're charged interest on
As income comes in, your balance drops right away; it only rises again as expenses come out
Result: more of your income works against your mortgage, which can reduce interest paid over time
Worth knowing: actual savings depend on your income, expenses, and how much surplus cash you typically hold — it won't look the same for everyone, and not all lenders offer this structure.
Curious if this could work for you? Let's run your numbers.
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