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Today's Mortgage Rates — Alberta

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  • Owner-Occupied
  • Rental/Investment
  • Insured / Insurable / Uninsured

Rates

Click a row for a payment example & APR notes.

Term Type Insurance Class Occupancy Rate APR* Est. Payment†
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*APR: Illustrative only; assumes a nominal $300 legal/admin fee. Actual APR varies by loan amount, LTV, and fee structure.

†Payment: Based on $400,000, 25-year amortization; principal & interest only; subject to qualification. Variable rates move with prime.

Important: Rates subject to change without notice and vary by applicant profile, occupancy, property type, and lender/insurer guidelines. This page is not a commitment to lend. All approvals subject to underwriting. Verify current qualification rules and disclosures.

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Mortgage Rate FAQs (Alberta)

What’s the difference between rate and APR?

The rate is the interest charged on your mortgage. APR estimates total borrowing cost by including certain mandatory fees. Your exact APR appears in your disclosures.

How does the stress test affect me?

You must qualify at the higher of the benchmark or your contract rate + 2%. This can reduce the maximum loan amount you qualify for.

Insured vs. Insurable vs. Uninsured?

Insured (≤95% LTV, owner-occupied) usually has the best rates; insurable (≤80% LTV) is close; uninsured (e.g., ≥$1M price, rentals, BFS) typically prices higher.

Can you hold a rate?

Yes, subject to lender rules. Typical rate holds are 90–120 days for purchases; refi/renewal may differ.