hers is 5 years and yours is 3 years. different leftover years.
you have 3 left over years. and she has 5 left over years. (both of you have not reached one year yet, so round it up).
so, in the three factors I listed there, all of them are different. that's why the penalty are different.
if you are really interested, you can read through your mortgage policy,
the penalty policy is there, and you are with scotia now as I remeber in your post.
scotia penalty policy is very easy to understand and clearly explained.
there are even example of how to calculate it in the policy.
read it, you will learn more.
and it will help you save money later on when you refinace.
Enjoy the reading.
you have 3 left over years. and she has 5 left over years. (both of you have not reached one year yet, so round it up).
so, in the three factors I listed there, all of them are different. that's why the penalty are different.
if you are really interested, you can read through your mortgage policy,
the penalty policy is there, and you are with scotia now as I remeber in your post.
scotia penalty policy is very easy to understand and clearly explained.
there are even example of how to calculate it in the policy.
read it, you will learn more.
and it will help you save money later on when you refinace.
Enjoy the reading.