Monthly Spotlight: Mortgage Renewals

View in browser Feb 27, 2026 MONTHLY SPOTLIGHT MORTGAGE RENEWALS MORTGAGE RENEWALS Why mortgage renewals in 2026 might not be the crisis once feared A series of rate cuts by the BoC over the past 18 months have brightened the picture for many borrowers READ HERE >> NEWS The good and bad news about mortgage strain amid the renewal wave Here's what the latest data says about customers' ability to absorb higher payments Read Now ⟶ Why the mortgage renewal wave hasn't spiralled into a market meltdown  Arrears are on the up, but the mortgage market has proven resilient. What's keeping a lid on delinquencies?  Read Now ⟶ Here's how homeowners are coping with mortgage renewals in a choppy economy  Rising delinquencies made renewal decisions far less forgiving  Read Now ⟶ Mortgage 'cliff' fears ease as TD sees gentler hill for borrowers  TD Economics sees income gains and longer amortizations softening Canada's renewal shock  Read Now ⟶ Refinancing at renewal time presents unexpected challenges for scores of Canadian borrowers  Many homeowners counted on renewal to fix debt problems, only to find the door half‑closed  Read Now ⟶ 'A slow grind': Mortgage arrears far from crisis point despite renewal wave  Fears of a so-called 'renewal cliff' have receded even if some borrowers are seeing payment pain  Read Now ⟶ Mortgage renewal wave tests borrowers as arrears edge higher in key markets  CMHC research showed a split picture of strain and resilience  Read Now ⟶ Share your thoughts and perspectives on this topic. Connect with our community on LinkedIn to discuss the implications and potential opportunities this presents for your investment strategy. MENTION US KM Business Information Canada Ltd 317 Adelaide Street West, Suite 910, Toronto,ON,M5V 1P9   Unsubscribe Manage Preferences

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