
Before You Sign Your Mortgage Renewal – Watch This
Most homeowners renew without reviewing options. A 15-minute conversation with Cam Wilson could save you thousands.
Cam Wilson provides Strategic Mortgage Planning for Niagara Homeowners
You’re not hiring someone to “find you a rate.”
You’re structuring one of the largest financial decisions of your life.
As a Top 5% Mortgage Professional in Canada, I help clients across Greater Niagara and Ontario properly structure their mortgages.
Renewing in 2026? Don’t Sign Before You Review.
Nearly 40% of Canadian mortgage holders are renewing in 2026 — the largest wave in recorded history.
Your bank will send you a renewal letter.
It looks simple.
But your renewal is your biggest leverage moment.
Before you sign, let’s review:
Payment shock protection
Restructuring opportunities
Debt consolidation options
Amortization adjustments
Better lending solutions
Schedule Your Mortgage:
SCHEDULE A FREE MORTGAGE CONSULTATION
COMPLETE SECURED ON-LINE APPLICATION
Cam Wilson In the News & Community Financial Leadership
Serving Niagara From Multiple Locations




Serving Niagara & Southern Ontario
St. Catharines | Thorold | Niagara Falls | Welland | Port Colborne | Fort Erie
Pelham | Grimsby | West Lincoln | Niagara-on-the-Lake | Lincoln | Wainfleet
Dunnville | Burlington | Hamilton | Mississauga | Oakville | Toronto
Interested In Getting Mortgage Advice?
Send Us A Message
"*" indicates required fields
Resources


Where do I begin to express my gratitude for Cam. We weren’t sure if we would even get approved for a mortgage. Cam met with us in person went over all our info. He got us approved for a mortgage and even got us an incredible interest rate. We got to house hunting right away and found our dream home. We now get to renovate and build a brand new fence and call this house a home. Thank you Cam for all your help. I’m a homeowner thanks to you!!!

Meaghan Mulcair
Lowest IRD Mortgage Penalties in Canada
Breaking your mortgage before the end of its term can cost thousands in penalties. Many Canadians face this situation when life changes unexpectedly — moving and renting, refinancing, divorce, job loss, illness, taking advantage of lower rates, pursuing an investment opportunity, or other urgent needs.
Contact Us


Interested In Meeting Up?
Send Us A Message
"*" indicates required fields



























