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Compare mortgage rates in Canada

Compare mortgage rates in Canada There are multiple banks in Canada and it's not always easy to see the differences when it comes to choosing a mortgage loan. The lenders all try to differentiate themselves in order to look as appealing as possible to consumers, but when it comes to mortgage loans, the most important characteristic usually remains the rate itself.

Buying a home will likely be the biggest investment and expense in your life time, and even the smallest change in a rate can have a great impact on the total disbursement of your purchase. Because of this, it is crucial for you to obtain the best possible rate available.

Below you will find the different rates offered by the main Canadian banks. They are separated into different charts depending on their nature: being either: long or short term loans, closed or open loans, and having fixed or variable rates.

We invite you to start shopping for your mortgage right here by having the possibility to clearly view the different rates banks are currently offering.

Once you decide the type of loan you wish to have, you can go ahead and choose the type of rate (below), and find out which bank has the lowest rate available. The following mortgage rates are verified from the companies' official web sites on a periodical basis, and is kept up to date (last reviewed on March 17, 2024).

Simply click on a table column title to reorder the list by its specific term.

We also display ongoing special rates. You can choose to compare standard mortgage rates only, or you can include these special rates in the table (these will appear in a different color). Keep in mind that those specials may only be available under specific conditions that may, or may not be applicable to you, so make sure you read the fine print on their respective web sites.

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Last reviewed on March 17, 2024

Fixed open mortgage rates

Fixed open mortgage rates are locked in for a period of time. Their rates won't fluctuate along with the prime rate, and as an open loan, you can freely make additional payments, or even pay off the whole balance without any penalty. This type of loan is good for people who do not want the to take the risk of a rate increase, and for those expecting to receive a large income in a short time (under a year), which could then be applied on the balance.

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  Company 6 months 1 year
BMO9.85%9.85%
CIBC10%10%
Desjardins9.75%9.5%
First Nationaln/an/a
Home Trustn/an/a
HSBC8.75%7.55%
LBC9.15%9.15%
NBC9.75%9.75%
RBC9.85%9.85%
Scotia9.75%9.75%
Tangerinen/an/a
TDn/a8%
 

Fixed closed mortgage rates

Fixed closed mortgage rates are locked in for the period of time chosen, their rates won't fluctuate along with the prime rate, and as a closed loan, you won't be able to make any additional payments or pay off the balance, unless you pay a penalty. These rates are good for people on a fixed income with a tight budget.

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  Company Convertible 6 months 1 year 2 years 3 years 4 years 5 years 7 years 10 years
BMO8.14%n/a8.09%7.64%7.2%6.99%7.04%7.35%7.64%
CIBC8.25%n/a7.44%7.19%6.99%6.74%6.84%7.15%7.64%
Desjardinsn/a7.99%7.84%7.39%6.99%5.29%6.79%6.94%7.09%
First Nationaln/a7.35%6.52%5.91%5.77%5.67%6.24%6.29%n/a
Home Trustn/an/a7.84%7.44%6.95%6.74%6.79%n/an/a
HSBCn/a7.04%7.34%6.89%6.74%6.59%6.89%6.84%7.09%
LBC8.25%7.94%7.89%7.34%7.14%6.99%7.04%7%7.49%
NBCn/a7.94%7.84%7.39%6.99%6.74%6.84%7.09%7.44%
RBC7.84%n/a7.84%7.44%6.95%6.74%6.79%7.05%7.45%
Scotian/a7.85%7.84%7.39%6.94%6.74%6.79%7%7.49%
Tangerinen/an/a7.39%6.49%5.64%5.64%5.54%6.15%6.55%
TD7.94%n/a7.84%7.34%6.99%6.79%6.84%7.1%7.25%
 

Variable open mortgage rates or lines of credit

Variable open mortgage rates and lines of credit fluctuate along with the prime rate, they can decrease to your benefit or, unfortunately, increase. As an open loan, you can freely apply additional payments or even pay off the whole balance without any penalty.

If you opt for a line of credit, it is a revolving credit that allows you to borrow again the payments you've already made. However, you have to make sure you pay the monthly interest and stay within your borrowing limit. The line of credit is the most flexible mortgage loan you can have.

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  Company Rate Mortgage type
BMO8.9%Variable open 3 years
CIBC10.5%Variable open 5 years
Desjardinsn/a
First Nationaln/a
Home Trustn/a
HSBC10.5%Variable open 3 years
LBC7.7%Line of credit
NBC7.2%Variable open 5 years
RBC10.5%Variable open 5 years
Scotia10.4%Variable open 5 years
Tangerine7.7%Line of credit
TD8.35%Variable open 5 years
 

Variable closed mortgage rates

Variable closed mortgage rates fluctuate along with the prime rate, they can decrease to your benefit, or unfortunately, increase. As a closed loan, you won't be able to make any additional payments, or pay off the balance, unless you pay a penalty. This is a riskier type of loan since the rate is not guaranteed, and the loan is locked in for a specific period of time. However, the rates are normally lower.

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  Company 5 years
BMO7.2%
CIBC7.2%
Desjardins7.2%
First National0.15%
Home Trustn/a
HSBC7.4%
LBC6.9%
NBCn/a
RBC7.2%
Scotia7.65%
Tangerine6.85%
TD6.95%
 
English name Abbreviation French name Abbreviation
Royal Bank of Canada RBC Banque Royale du Canada RBC
National Bank of Canada NBC Banque Nationale du Canada BNC
Toronto-Dominion Bank TD Banque Toronto-Dominion TD
Bank of Montreal BMO Banque de Montréal BMO
Scotiabank Scotia Banque Scotia BNS
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce CIBC Banque Canadienne Impériale de Commerce CIBC
Laurentian Bank of Canada LBC Banque Laurentienne du Canada BLC
Desjardins Group Desjardins Caisses Populaires Desjardins Desjardins
Tangerine Tangerine Tangerine Tangerine
HSBC Canada HSBC HSBC Canada HSBC
Home Trust Company Home Trust Compagnie Home Trust Home Trust
First National Financial LP First National Financière First National SEC First National
 
 
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