With "20+20" Prepayment Privileges, you can save thousands of dollars in interest costs by making small increases in your mortgage payments and prepaying some of the principal.
The First "20": Increase Your Mortgage Payments
Increase your mortgage payment (principal and interest) by up to 20% over the current payment. This option can be exercised once each calendar year, at any time, without charge. *
* This prepayment privilege is non-cumulative.
The Second "20": Make Lump Sum Payments
Prepay up to 20% of the original mortgage principal each calendar year. * This option can be exercised in minimum amounts of $100 without charge, [[[some conditions apply.]]]
The First "20": Increase Your Mortgage Payments
Increase your mortgage payment (principal and interest) by up to 20% over the current payment. This option can be exercised once each calendar year, at any time, without charge. *
* This prepayment privilege is non-cumulative.
----- rbc mtg uses "double up"
not 20% increase but 100% increase....
current payment 1000/m
u can increase it to 2000/m
1000 (principal + interest) + 1000 (all principal)
The Second "20": Make Lump Sum Payments
Prepay up to 20% of the original mortgage principal each calendar year. * This option can be exercised in minimum amounts of $100 without charge, [[[some conditions apply.]]]
------ rbc one time lump.sum each year is only 10%
after all,
not a huge differences:::
rbc allows u to pay more each month,
bmo allows u to pay more as a lump.sum,