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Every frequency. Priced honestly.

Monthly, bi-weekly and weekly — and the accelerated versions that actually shorten your amortization, not just relabelled monthly math. Canadian semi-annual compounding throughout, with the months and dollars each schedule saves shown plainly.

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Fixed-rate convention: interest compounds semi-annually — the Canadian standard, and the cheapest legal schedule.

Monthly payment

$3,231.56

$543,360 of interest over 30 yrs.

All five schedules, side by side

SchedulePaymentPaid off inTotal interest
Monthly$3,231.56 /mo30 yrs$543,360
Bi-weekly$1,489.90 /2 wks30 yrs$542,125
Accelerated bi-weekly$1,615.78 /2 wks25 yrs 5 mo$446,243
Weekly$744.61 /wk30 yrs$541,596
Accelerated weekly$807.89 /wk25 yrs 4 mo$445,304

Accelerated bi-weekly — half the monthly payment every two weeks — retires this mortgage 4 yrs 7 mo sooner and saves $97,117 of interest — because 26 half-payments are 13 months of payments a year, not 12.

Want to go faster still — a paid-duty shift a month straight onto the principal? Run the pay-it-faster calculator.

The rules this runs on — and how the math was verified

Payments use Canadian semi-annual compounding: the rate for any payment frequency is derived so every schedule carries the same effective annual rate. Accelerated bi-weekly is exactly half the monthly payment paid 26 times a year; accelerated weekly is a quarter paid 52 times — the extra month of payments per year is what shortens the amortization.

The engine passes 27 automated checks — effective-annual-rate identities for every frequency, a period-by-period payoff simulation for each schedule that must land within one period of the closed form, and hand-computed zero-rate cases. Arithmetic last verified August 4, 2026. It’s an illustration, not a quote or a commitment to lend.

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