The 2026 Canadian Mortgage Renewal Checklist
A printable one-page PDF covering every step of a Canadian mortgage renewal — from 120 days out through funding day. Stick it on your fridge, check it off as you go.
Reviewed by Scott Dillingham · Licensed Mortgage Agent (Ontario, Level 2) · Updated May 22, 2026
A printable one-page PDF covering every step of a Canadian mortgage renewal — from 120 days out through funding day. Stick it on your fridge, check it off as you go.
Free PDF · printable letter · Our team may follow up about your renewal timing.
Book a free 20-minute call with a licensed Canadian mortgage broker. They'll work through the checklist against your specific file — lender, rate, renewal date, income, and property — and flag anything that needs action now.
20 minutes. No obligation. No sales pressure.
Most Canadians renew on autopilot — they get a letter from their bank 30 days before maturity, sign the posted rate, and move on. This checklist exists because that's almost always the wrong move. The borrowers who save the most at renewal are the ones who start 120 days out, gather documents early, and treat the renewal as a competitive negotiation rather than a formality.
The checklist is one page for a reason: so you can actually print it and keep it somewhere visible. Every step is actionable. No vague "consider your options" filler.
Renewal Checklist
120-day countdown: every task from offer review to signing.
Document Checklist Generator
Custom doc checklist based on your income type and lender.
Renewal Date Reminder
Set an automated reminder 120 days before your renewal date.
Complete Mortgage Renewal Guide
Everything Canadians need to know about renewing a mortgage in 2026.
Book a Free Strategy Call
20-minute call with a licensed broker — free, no obligation.
Renewal FAQ
Most-asked Canadian renewal questions, answered plainly.
Once the checklist is done, compare before you sign the bank's letter.
Or call (226) 783-1640