Mortgage affordability calculator

How much can you afford?

Let's start with the basics

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Your affordability estimate

Maximum purchase price†

Monthly mortgage payment

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Tip:  Keep in mind you may need to pay other monthly costs as a homeowner, such as home insurance, utilities, phone, cable and internet.

What your purchase price includes

Total mortgage amount
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Down payment
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Next steps

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† Calculator applies to residential mortgages only. Results are approximate and for illustration purposes only; do not rely on this information when making financial decisions; visit your CIBC Banking Centre or speak with a CIBC Mortgage Advisor.

Results are based on the information you provide, estimates and assumptions on which pre-filled amounts are based, and interest rates which, for purposes of the calculation, are assumed to remain constant throughout the term. Actual rates may vary and will affect the amount you can borrow.

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