Mortgage Refinance

Refinancing your mortgage can help you get a lower interest rate and a cheaper monthly payment. There are typically four life and economic events (there are more) that result in people to consider mortgage refinancing, like:
  • Pay off debt via Debt Consolidation (more on that below)
  • Mortgage interest rate has dropped
  • Take out cash (equity) from the home
  • Credit score has improved enough to be eligible for a substantially better rate
For many, paying off debt is the number one priority for achieving financial health and, hence, DEBT CONSOLIDATION REFINANCING is on the top of the list when considering mortgage refinancing. Let's go into this a little deeper...

Debt Consolidation

At Butler Mortgage, we specialize in debt consolidation through mortgage refinance. You can lower your total monthly payments by unlocking up to 80% of your home’s value with help from trusted mortgage lenders and insurers. Our clients save an average of 70% on their monthly payments. We’ll use your mortgage equity to pay off your bills sooner and at a lower rate. With your bills consolidated, your interest and payments will dramatically reduce.
  • Secured Lines of Credit Programs for up to 65% of your home value
  • Equity Based Second Mortgages for up to 85% of your home value
Over-extended credit card and consumer debt is the number one problem Canadians face today. Mark Carney, Bank of Canada Governor, has publicly acknowledged this. Butler Mortgage understands the seriousness of this problem. Credit card companies want you to ignore the issue.

A new mortgage program with restructured home equity can shrink your credit card debt and consumer loans to less than 2.15% interest. Debt Consolidation Mortgage Ontario

Imagine shrinking your monthly payments by up to 70%!
  • Reduce your mortgage rate and payment; eliminate consumer debt
  • Take advantage of remarkably low interest rates to simply your finances
  • Get a free no-obligation consultation with Will Butler, AMP
“I can show you how to change your existing mortgage and save money. Even if you pay a penalty, you can still save tens of thousands of dollars in interest per year” – Will Butler, AMP
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