01. Current file
Enter the mortgage.
Add the lender, balance, current rate, payment, amortization, renewal date, and rate type.
Rate My Rate compares your current mortgage against today's market view, then frames the result around the question that matters: save interest, lower payment, or wait.
Your current mortgage rate against today's market view
Potential interest savings, payment relief, or wait-for-renewal scenarios
Estimated break penalty and break-even timing when switching may be relevant
A cleaner starting point before speaking with Adam about next steps
The app starts with details most homeowners can find quickly: lender, balance, rate, payment, amortization, and renewal date. It then compares the mortgage against a market rate, estimates possible interest or payment improvement, and includes penalty math.
01. Current file
Add the lender, balance, current rate, payment, amortization, renewal date, and rate type.
02. Market view
Rate My Rate benchmarks the file against a current market view and estimates the possible payment change.
03. Next step
The result frames savings, break-even timing, and whether it makes sense to act before renewal or wait.
Rate My Rate is a mortgage rate check from Lawrence Park Mortgage. It compares your current mortgage rate against a live market view and frames whether a closer review may be worthwhile.
It is most useful for Canadian homeowners who already have a mortgage and want to know whether their rate, payment, renewal timing, or switching penalty deserves a closer look.
No. Rate My Rate is an estimate and planning tool. It does not approve a mortgage or provide personalized mortgage advice. Adam can review the details before any decision is made.
When the details support it, Rate My Rate can estimate a break penalty and break-even timing. The actual penalty must be confirmed with the current lender before relying on it.
Rate My Rate gives you a useful benchmark. Adam can help confirm whether the result is worth acting on before renewal or before accepting a lender's offer.