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Estimate payments, compare repayment paths, test financial impact, and plan your next borrowing move with more confidence.
This dashboard helps Canadians understand borrowing risk, repayment tradeoffs, and affordability before submitting any loan application.
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0%Balanced affordability with moderate total interest.
Reduces monthly burden, increases total borrowing cost.
Higher payment now, less interest and shorter payoff.
Recommendation updates automatically from affordability and cost tradeoffs.
Debt share of gross monthly income including this loan payment.
SafeHow comfortably your current budget supports the selected loan.
-Estimated safer borrowing range from current income, expenses, and debt load.
ModerateComposite indicator blending DTI pressure, interest burden, and payment flexibility.
-DTI ratio
0%Loan stress level
-Recommendation
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Risk summary updates after each shock input change.
Toggle paths on or off to compare realistic alternatives side by side.
Recommended maximum loan
-Comfortable monthly payment
-Affordability classification
-Planning estimate only. Final borrowing approval depends on lender underwriting and verification.
Add your current debts to estimate consolidation tradeoffs.
Current monthly debt payment
-Estimated consolidated payment
-Monthly savings
-Estimated interest savings
-Use your estimate, repayment strategy, and financial snapshot to decide your next step with more confidence.
Monthly payments use a standard amortization formula based on principal, APR, and repayment term in months.
Debt-to-income ratio is the percentage of gross monthly income used by debt payments, including the new loan.
Yes. Extra principal payments usually shorten the term and reduce total interest paid over the life of the loan.
A longer term often lowers monthly payment but increases total interest and overall repayment cost.
Yes. Borrowing power estimates can help set a realistic range before lender underwriting or credit review.