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Desjardins 7-year fixed mortgage rate.

Today’s best 7-year fixed from Desjardins is 4.49%. We access Desjardins’s broker-channel pricing — typically 15-30 bps below posted — and compare it across 100+ lenders.

Rates reviewed by the Principal Broker, Mortgage Squad Advisors · FSRA #13737| Updated Oct 9, 2026
The short answer

Desjardins’s best 7-year fixed rate today is approximately 4.49% through the broker channel — about $3,096/month on a $700,000 home with 20% down over 25 years. A 7-year fixed is extended certainty for borrowers who want to lock a payment well beyond the usual five.

Desjardins 7-year fixed
4.49%
Broker-channel best
Network best
4.49%
Lowest across 100+ lenders
Broker saving
15-30 bps
vs the consumer rate
Lender network
100+
Desjardins + monolines + credit unions
Desjardins 7-year fixed
4.49%
Desjardins broker-channel best
Network best 7-year fixed
4.49%
Lowest across our 100+ lenders

Desjardins payments by term

Desjardins monthly payment by term — $700,000 home, 20% down, 25-yr amortization
TermBest rateEst. monthly payment*
5-Year Fixed4.14%$2,988/mo
5-Year VariableLowest3.70%$2,855/mo
3-Year Fixed4.19%$3,004/mo
3-Year Variable——
2-Year Fixed——
1-Year Fixed——
4-Year Fixed4.14%$2,988/mo
7-Year Fixed4.49%$3,096/mo
10-Year Fixed——
*Illustrative, based on the Canada illustrative purchase price of $700,000 with 20% down over a 25-year amortization and Canadian semi-annual compounding. Your rate and payment depend on your file. O.A.C.

The 7-year fixed with Desjardins

Desjardins on this term. Desjardins publishes a broker-channel 7-year fixed on our rate board, so the 4.49% shown here is Desjardins's own best 7-year fixed pricing — not a network average.

The trade-off. You pay a premium and accept a larger break cost for two extra years of certainty.

What drives the rate. Tied to the 7-year bond, this term usually prices above the 5-year because lenders charge for the longer commitment. It becomes compelling mainly when the yield curve is flat or inverted and the premium over the 5-year is small.

What a 7-year fixed with Desjardins means in practice

Desjardins is a credit union. That matters on a 7-year fixed because the Big-6 price a fixed-rate break with posted-rate IRD, while lenders off the bank shelf more often use fair, contract-rate IRD — typically far cheaper for the same break. On a long fixed term that difference is where most of the break-cost risk sits. Desjardins's commitment and written payout statement are the binding word on its method.

Against the Big-6. For contrast, all six Big-6 banks price a fixed break with posted-rate IRD, against representative 5-year posted rates of 6.79%-6.84%. Their prepayment room: TD and National Bank (15% lump sum plus double-up), RBC and CIBC (10% lump sum plus double-up), Scotiabank (15/15), BMO (20/20).

How Desjardins prices the broker channel

Canada's largest financial cooperative and Quebec's dominant retail lender. Provincially regulated in Quebec; competitive A-lender residential pricing with strong Quebec presence. Operates across Canada via Desjardins Ontario Credit Union.

Desjardins runs a consumer 7-year fixed sheet and a wholesale broker-channel sheet, usually 15-30 bps lower — on a $700,000 mortgage, 20 bps is roughly $1,400 a year.

Where Desjardins is strong
  • Quebec market dominance
  • Cooperative ownership model
  • Bilingual French service
  • Standard A-lender

A worked example

On a $700,000 home with 20% down, the mortgage is $560,000. At Desjardins’s best 7-year fixed rate of 4.49% over a 25-year amortization, the payment is about $3,096/month. At Desjardins’s consumer rate (~15-30 bps higher) the same mortgage costs $50-100 more a month. Model your numbers in the payment calculator.

Whatever your situation with Desjardins

We submit to Desjardins's broker desk and 100+ other lenders on one application — whichever prices your file lowest wins.

3 reasons to get Desjardins's 7-year fixed through a broker

Why the rate Desjardins quotes you directly is rarely their best 7-year fixed — and how the broker channel changes the math.

1

Access the broker channel

Desjardins's broker-channel 7-year fixed rate is typically 15-30 bps below the rate you would be quoted directly — and you can only reach it through a licensed brokerage like ours.

2

Switch or renew without overpaying

At maturity we benchmark Desjardins's renewal/switch offer against the whole market so you never auto-renew high.

3

Rate Beat offer (conditions apply)

Rate-beat offer: if you bring a written, current 7-year fixed offer from one of the six largest banks for the same product, term and amount, we will try to beat it or pay you $500 (keep it, or we'll donate it to your favourite charity). Conditions apply; see mortgagesquad.ca/rate-beat-guarantee. Our advice is free, paid by the funding lender.

Desjardins 7-year fixed rate — FAQ

What is Desjardins's 7-year fixed mortgage rate today?
Desjardins's best 7-year fixed in our network is approximately 4.49% as of Oct 9, 2026 — about $3,096/month on a $700,000 home with 20% down over 25 years. As an FSRA-licensed brokerage we quote Desjardins's broker-channel sheet, typically 15-30 bps below its consumer rate. Your exact rate depends on your file.
How do I get Desjardins's broker-channel 7-year fixed rate?
You can't get the broker rate by approaching Desjardins yourself — it's wholesale pricing offered only through licensed brokers. We submit your file directly to Desjardins's broker desk and, on the same application, compare it against the rest of the network so you see Desjardins's best 7-year fixed and the market's best side by side.
Is a 7-year fixed with Desjardins a good idea?
You pay a premium and accept a larger break cost for two extra years of certainty. A niche term for stability-seekers; modest availability.
How does breaking a Desjardins 7-year fixed work?
A longer term means a longer IRD window, so breaking a 7-year fixed early can be expensive, though Canadian rules cap the IRD method after five years for some lenders, a nuance worth confirming in writing. The method matters as much as the term: the Big-6 banks compare your contract rate against today's posted rate minus the discount you received at signing, while lenders off the bank shelf more often use fair contract-rate IRD, which is typically far cheaper for the same break. Desjardins's written payout statement is the only binding number — estimate it first with our mortgage penalty calculator.
Can I get a lower 7-year fixed rate than Desjardins's?
Sometimes. Another of our 100+ lenders may price your specific 7-year fixed better — we put Desjardins and the rest of the network on one application, then you choose.
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