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Loan estimates

Illustrate debt repayment options with clear assumptions

This page describes how loan details can be organized and reviewed alongside cash flow, mortgage figures, and savings priorities to illustrate repayment estimates.

Estimates and illustrations are computed using published CRA and Revenu Québec rules and parameters (2026). · Last updated 2026-06-18

Example scenario

A client has a personal loan, a vehicle loan, and credit-card balances. The advisor wants to compare repayment order, estimated interest saved, and the monthly cash-flow impact of an accelerated payment.

Workflow steps

  1. List balances, rates, payment amounts, terms, and prepayment options.
  2. Compare amortization, total interest, and accelerated-payment estimates side by side.
  3. Connect repayment order to emergency savings and investment priorities in the file.

Expected outcome

The advisor can present a repayment comparison tied to the broader client file, with each figure shown as a reviewed estimate.

FAQ

Does this replace a credit professional?

No. It illustrates estimates to support the discussion; the figures are reviewed by the advisor and any credit decision belongs with a qualified professional.

Can the debt figures stay private?

Yes. Real calculations stay inside the authenticated app; this page describes the workflow with representative figures only.

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