Laurentian Bank: Laurentian Bank of Canada.
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Whether you're shopping for your first home or you're already a homeowner and thinking of renovating, we have just what you need.
Talk to an advisorIf you own your home and are looking for extra money to invest or want to make home improvements, then we have a tool kit to help you out. We call it the Homeowner’s Kit.1
The rate changes during the term of the loan based on Laurentian Bank's prime rate.
You benefit from the stability of fixed payments that don’t change throughout the term.
Get life and disability insurance to protect you and your loved ones from the unexpected.
Borrow funds against the equity in your home. A home equity line of credit offers flexibility, convenience and competitive interest rates.
With our home equity line of credit insurance, you can rest easy knowing that the balance is covered.
If you’re a homeowner and you’ve paid off most or all of your mortgage, consider tapping into your home’s market value to support your retirement plans.
Buying your first home can be exciting and daunting. We’ve broken down the process into simple steps you can follow to make your purchase a successful one.
For help at any stage of the process, contact Client Services at 1-800-522-1846.
Know how much to set aside for your down payment and start-up costs. Understand your borrowing power so you know what’s within your price range.
Understand what’s involved with getting pre-qualified, making an offer and that first deposit.
With so many different types of mortgages and loans, it’s hard to know what to get. Learn about the different financing options, how payments and amortization work, as well as your prepayment options.
Owning a home is a big financial responsibility. Make sure you don’t miss a payment by setting up preauthorized payments and that you’re covered in the event you can’t make your payments with insurance.
When moving day arrives, know what to expect with the final money transfers and all the important legal documents and fees.
You’ll find detailed information on all these steps and more in our brochure. My Home, My Mortgage (PDF, 659 KB)