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Which Stage of Homeownership Are You In?

Whether you’re buying your first home or next home, renewing or refinancing, investing or upgrading, we can walk you through RBC mortgage options and help you find the solutions that best fit your needs.

Explore our Helpful Mortgage Tools and Resources

From advice to application to funding, use our convenient tools to see what you can afford, check home values, and plan your mortgage with ease.

Online Mortgage Pre-Approval

Know how much you can afford and lock in your rate in just a few steps.

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Home Value Estimator

See the estimated value of your home by answering a few questions.

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RBC Mortgage Advisors

Get support from a dedicated mortgage advisor, in-person, by phone or by video.

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Manage Your Mortgage

Pay off your mortgage even sooner, use your home equity to fund your goals and more.

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View our Mortgage Rates

The charts below show current purchase and switch special offers and posted rates for fixed and variable rate mortgages.

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Mortgage Payment Calculator

Quickly See What Your Mortgage Payments Might Look Like

Mortgage Specialist Locator

Speak to a Mortgage Specialist by phone or video, and in provinces where electronic signatures are permitted, send your paperwork and sign your documents electronically.

 
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Personal lending products and residential mortgages are offered by Royal Bank of Canada and are subject to its standard lending criteria. Some conditions apply.
The Online Mortgage Pre-Approval tool provides you with the maximum mortgage lending amount and mortgage rate you may be pre-approved for by RBC, based on the accuracy and completeness of the information provided by you. Terms and Conditions will apply, please refer to the Terms and Conditions for full details.
We guarantee your interest rate for the selected mortgage type and term for up to 120 days from the application date. If the mortgage is not funded within the 120-day period, the interest rate guarantee expires.