35+
years of serving Canadians
$150B+
of mortgages under administration
270,000+
residential mortgage customers
100%
broker channel focused
Manage your mortgage in minutes
My Mortgage® makes managing your mortgage the easiest thing you’ll do online. You can see exactly what’s happening with your mortgage right when you log in. And complete important tasks quickly – when it’s convenient for you, from any device.
- Get a current snapshot of your balance, payment schedule, maturity date and payment progress
- Access and schedule your prepayment privileges online
- View and download statements
- Update your personal and banking information
- Review and sign your renewal
Use our free mortgage tools and calculators
Our online tools can give you a sense of what you can afford, what your payments could be and the costs of paying off your mortgage early.
Mortgage FAQs
Our customers ask us these questions – here are the answers to save you time.
How do I register for My Mortgage®?
Registering for My Mortgage® is quick and easy. All you need is your email address, phone number, property postal code, name of the institution you bank with and your First National mortgage number. Once registered, your account will be ready to use right away. Register today by visiting mymortgage.firstnational.ca!
Where can I find my Annual Statement and when is it available?
Annual Statements are available in your My Mortgage® account in February each year. We will send you an email to let you know when they are ready to view.
Can First National collect and pay my property tax payments for me, and how are they calculated?
Yes. First National can collect a portion of your final property tax amount with each mortgage payment and pay your municipality on your behalf – free of charge.
What are mortgage prepayment privileges?
Mortgage prepayment privileges allow you to pay off your mortgage faster by making extra payments in addition to your regular mortgage payment schedule. Depending on the type of First National mortgage you have, you could be eligible to use lump sum payments, double up payments or a 15% payment increase. Taking advantage of these options can help lower the amount of interest you pay and take time off your amortization.