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The foundation of your next chapter starts with the right mortgage.
Our Products
We're here to support you through the many years of your homeownership journey.
Learn more about the mortgage products we offer below.
Our Programs
Your life doesn’t fit into a box, and your mortgage shouldn't either.
We offer flexible mortgage solutions designed to help more Canadians qualify, regardless of their unique circumstances.
New to Canada
Moving to a new country is a massive undertaking; securing a home shouldn't be the hardest part. Our New to Canada Program is specifically designed to help permanent residents and temporary residents with valid work permits establish roots faster.
Frequently Asked Questions
PURCHASE
Get a mortgage for your new home purchase with as little as 5% down payment. We offer a variety of programs that will help you qualify for a mortgage and will make you want to stay with UnionLink Mortgage for the lifetime of your home mortgage.
SWITCH
TRANSFER
By switching your mortgage to UnionLink Mortgage, you can unlock lower interest rates and more flexible terms without incurring additional costs.
REFINANCE
Refinancing with us allows you to tap into your home's equity to access tax-free cash for debt consolidation, home improvements, or strategic investments at a much lower cost than unsecured borrowing.
Meritline HELOC
Our Meritline HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit) provides you with a flexible, revolving credit limit that allows you to borrow only what you need, when you need it, and pay interest only on the amount used. Since it is secured by your home, it typically offers much lower interest rates than credit cards or personal loans, making it a cost-effective way to fund ongoing projects or emergency expenses.
SECOND MORTGAGE
A second mortgage allows you to access the built-up equity in your home without touching your existing first mortgage or its current interest rate. It is an ideal solution for homeowners who need a significant lump sum for urgent renovations or debt consolidation but want to avoid the high penalties associated with breaking their primary mortgage early.
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