Latest Mortgage Rates Canada

Latest Mortgage Rates Canada

Compare current rates from Canada's top lenders including Big 6 Banks and monoline lenders. Updated twice daily.

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5-Year Fixed Mortgage Rates Canada

Compare the best 5-year fixed rates from 25+ Canadian lenders. Updated daily.

Best Uninsured Rate

4.09%

Butler Mortgage

Best Insured Rate

4.06%

Coast Capital Savings

Average Rate

4.63%

Across 38 rates

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Current 5-Year Fixed Rates

38 rates found
LenderTypeRateAction
Royal Bank of CanadaUninsured4.89%View →
Royal Bank of CanadaInsured4.59%View →
TD BankInsured4.94%View →
TD BankUninsured4.94%View →
Bank of MontrealInsured4.84%View →
Bank of MontrealUninsured4.94%View →
ScotiabankUninsured4.90%View →
Canadian Imperial Bank of CommerceUninsured4.94%View →
Canadian Imperial Bank of CommerceInsured4.59%View →
National Bank of CanadaUninsured4.84%View →
nestoInsured4.39%View →
nestoUninsured4.89%View →
TangerineUninsured4.69%View →
Simplii FinancialUninsured4.94%View →
Simplii FinancialInsured4.59%View →
Alterna BankInsured4.44%View →
Alterna BankUninsured4.74%View →
WealthsimpleInsured4.19%View →
Meridian Credit UnionUninsured4.64%View →
Meridian Credit UnionInsured4.29%View →
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current best 5-year fixed mortgage rate in Canada?

The best 5-year fixed rate is currently 4.09% for uninsured mortgages from Butler Mortgage, and 4.06% for insured mortgages from Coast Capital Savings. Rates change daily, so check back often.

Should I choose a 5-year fixed rate now?

A 5-year fixed rate provides payment stability for 5 years. It's ideal if you want budgeting certainty and believe rates may rise. Currently, fixed rates are competitive with variable rates, making them attractive for risk-averse borrowers.

What is the difference between insured and uninsured 5-year fixed rates?

Insured rates are for mortgages with less than 20% down payment (requiring CMHC insurance). They are typically 0.2-0.5% lower than uninsured rates because the lender has protection against default. Uninsured rates are for mortgages with 20%+ down payment.

Can I break a 5-year fixed mortgage early?

Yes, but you'll pay a prepayment penalty. For fixed-rate mortgages, this is typically the greater of 3 months' interest or the Interest Rate Differential (IRD). Use our Penalty Calculator to estimate your cost.

How do I qualify for the best 5-year fixed rate?

To get the best rate: have good credit (680+), stable income, low debt-to-income ratios (GDS ≤ 39%, TDS ≤ 44%), and 20%+ down payment (for uninsured rates). Shop with multiple lenders or use a mortgage broker. Digital brokerages such as Wealthsimple often show competitive insured 5-year specials—compare their lender page with this table on the same insured vs uninsured label.