5-Year Fixed Canadian mortgage rates — 2026-05-26

5-Year Fixed Mortgage Rate in Canada: All Credit Tiers, Intents & Provinces

Broker floor: 4.04% · Bank average: 4.29% · Stress test: 6.04%. 5-Year Fixed rates across all borrower profiles — excellent to poor credit, purchase to switch.

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5-Year Fixed: rate methodology

Fixed rate mortgages are priced from the Government of Canada 5-year bond yield (approximately 3.12%). The broker floor adds approximately 1.00% to the bond yield; the bank average adds approximately 1.35%. The 5-Year term adds 0% above the 5-year base rate.

Rates are based on Bank of Canada benchmark data and do not constitute a lender quote. Verify current rates with your lender.

5-Year Fixed rates by credit tier

Credit tierCredit score rangeBroker floorBank averageStress test rate
Excellent750+4.04%4.29%6.04%
Good680–7494.29%4.54%6.29%
Fair620–6794.79%5.04%6.79%
Poorbelow 6205.54%5.79%7.54%

Browse by credit tier and intent

Select a credit tier to explore rates for all four intents (purchase, renewal, refinance, switch) and all ten provinces.

Excellent credit · 750+
4.04%
broker floor
Good credit · 680–749
4.29%
broker floor
Fair credit · 620–679
4.79%
broker floor
Poor credit · below 620
5.54%
broker floor

Frequently asked questions

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

The 5-Year fixed broker floor for excellent credit is 4.04% and the bank average is 4.29%, based on Bank of Canada data. Rates vary by credit tier — see the table above for all credit tiers.

What is the stress test rate for a 5-Year fixed mortgage?

The stress test qualifying rate for an excellent-credit 5-Year fixed mortgage at 4.04% is 6.04% (contract rate plus 2%, minimum 5.25%). Poor credit borrowers at 5.54% face a stress test rate of 7.54%.

Should I choose a 5-Year fixed or a 5-year fixed mortgage?

The 5-year term provides the most payment certainty over a standard renewal cycle. The primary risk is breaking early: an Interest Rate Differential (IRD) penalty can be significant on a 5-year fixed. Confirm you will not need to break the term before committing.

How do I get the best 5-Year fixed mortgage rate in Canada?

To access the broker floor rate for 5-Year fixed mortgages: (1) maintain excellent credit (750+), (2) use a mortgage broker who accesses monoline lenders, (3) compare at least 3 lender offers, and (4) benchmark any offer against current BoC data before signing.