How to use the result
The estimated payment is a starting point. Next compare APR, total payable and eligibility across active offers.
Compare loansTest a payment, your budget and total cost. The result points you to the relevant offer category.

Start with the question you need answered.
The estimated payment is a starting point. Next compare APR, total payable and eligibility across active offers.
Compare loansEstimate a monthly payment from amount, interest and term.
Calculate →Compare current payments with declared net income.
Calculate →Compare the current cost with a new scenario.
Calculate →See how an extra payment affects the loan.
Calculate →Estimate the current payment and a new IRCC scenario.
Calculate →Calculate how capital and contributions grow.
Calculate →PEstimate the state pension from income and contribution years.
Calculate →VFind the standard date from birth year, month and sex.
Calculate →Start with the decision, not the product. Use debt-to-income for affordability; for an existing loan, compare early repayment with refinancing.
Every result is an estimate. Contract dates, fees and rounding can change the bank schedule. The 2026 BCR example discussed in the IRCC monitor shows why upfront costs affect the break-even month.
Roman Dumitrescu, former BCR analyst: “I put the payment, total cost and break-even month side by side. A lower payment on its own can hide a longer term.”
Continue with early repayment, refinancing or debt-to-income.