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For a high-ratio insured residential mortgage in Canada, what is the maximum amortization currently allowed for most borrowers?

Insured (high-ratio, <20% down) mortgages are capped at 25 years amortization; 30 years is allowed only for specific first-time buyer / new build programs.

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Question: For a high-ratio insured residential mortgage in Canada, what is the maximum amortization currently allowed for most borrowers?

Answer options:

  • 20 years ✅ 25 years
  • 30 years
  • 35 years

Correct answer: 25 years

Explanation: Insured (high-ratio, <20% down) mortgages are capped at 25 years amortization; 30 years is allowed only for specific first-time buyer / new build programs.

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