Are Saskatchewan credit unions a good mortgage option?

Yes — Conexus, Affinity, and Innovation Credit Union are all major Saskatchewan mortgage lenders with competitive rates and often more flexible qualification for agricultural and self-employed borrowers. We compare them on every applicable Saskatchewan file.

How do lenders handle farm income in Saskatchewan?

Most A-lenders average the past 2-3 years of farm income from line 14100 of the T1. Crop insurance proceeds and AgriStability payments can be included with documentation. We have specific lenders that specialize in farm-income mortgage files.

Which Saskatchewan cities have the highest mortgage volume?

Saskatoon (~$425K average price) and Regina (~$345K) dominate, accounting for the majority of provincial mortgage origination. Prince Albert (~$245K) and smaller centres see lower volume but very affordable entry points.

SaskatchewanLive ratesUpdated Jun 24, 2026

Saskatchewan mortgage rates.

Affordable Prairie market with stable employment from agriculture, energy, and potash. Saskatoon and Regina dominate origination.

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Best Saskatchewan rates

Updated Jun 24, 2026

5-yr fixed

4.19%

5-yr variable

3.60%

3-yr fixed

4.19%

2-yr fixed

4.14%

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Peoples Bank Best

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5-yr

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3.60%APR 3.60% · $2,826/mo

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Peoples Bank Best

5-yr · Variable

3.60%

APR 3.60% · $2,826/mo

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Marathon Mortgage Corp

Monoline Broker-only

0.5-yr

Fixed

3.64%APR 3.64% · $2,837/mo

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Marathon Mortgage Corp

0.5-yr · Fixed Broker-only

3.64%

APR 3.64% · $2,837/mo

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Radius Financial

Monoline Broker-only

3-yr

Variable

3.65%APR 3.65% · $2,840/mo

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3-yr · Variable Broker-only

3.65%

APR 3.65% · $2,840/mo

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Scotiabank

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2-yr

Fixed

4.14%APR 4.14% · $2,988/mo

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Scotiabank

2-yr · Fixed

4.14%

APR 4.14% · $2,988/mo

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Marathon Mortgage Corp

Monoline Broker-only

5-yr

Fixed

4.19%APR 4.19% · $3,004/mo

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Marathon Mortgage Corp

5-yr · Fixed Broker-only

4.19%

APR 4.19% · $3,004/mo

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Peoples Bank

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3-yr

Fixed

4.19%APR 4.19% · $3,004/mo

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Peoples Bank

3-yr · Fixed

4.19%

APR 4.19% · $3,004/mo

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4-yr

Fixed

4.29%APR 4.29% · $3,034/mo

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4-yr · Fixed

4.29%

APR 4.29% · $3,034/mo

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First National

Alternate Broker-only

1-yr

Fixed

4.69%APR 4.69% · $3,159/mo

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First National

1-yr · Fixed Broker-only

4.69%

APR 4.69% · $3,159/mo

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Home Trust

Alternate Broker-only

6-yr

Fixed

4.79%APR 4.79% · $3,190/mo

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Home Trust

6-yr · Fixed Broker-only

4.79%

APR 4.79% · $3,190/mo

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Scotiabank

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7-yr

Fixed

5.10%APR 5.10% · $3,289/mo

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Scotiabank

7-yr · Fixed

5.10%

APR 5.10% · $3,289/mo

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Bank

10-yr

Fixed

5.34%APR 5.34% · $3,366/mo

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10-yr · Fixed

5.34%

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Saskatchewan rates by term

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5-Year Fixed 5-Year Variable 3-Year Fixed 3-Year Variable 2-Year Fixed 1-Year Fixed 4-Year Fixed 7-Year Fixed 10-Year Fixed

Benchmark price

$385,000

Saskatchewan provincial average · 2026

Saskatchewan — Title Registration Fee (no LTT)

Saskatchewan has no Land Transfer Tax. You pay only a small ISC Title Registration Fee (~$2.50 per $1,000 of value) — typically $1,000-$1,500 on a typical home.

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Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan

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Top Saskatchewan lenders

RBCScotiabankConexus Credit UnionAffinity Credit UnionMCAPFirst National

Why Saskatchewan rates work the way they do

Saskatchewan has strong credit-union competition (Conexus, Affinity, Innovation Credit Union) competing actively with the Big-6 and monolines. Agricultural and energy-sector income files are common — we shop lenders that handle commission and seasonal income properly.

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Today’s rate read · Saskatchewan

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4.19%

5-yr fixed

3.60%

5-yr variable

5.95%

Lender prime

4.25%

BoC overnight

Today's posted ranges (illustrative — see /rates for live): • 5-yr fixed: ~4.19–4.39% • 5-yr variable: ~4.04–4.24% • 3-yr fixed: ~4.29–4.49% • HELOC: ~6.45% Fixed gives certainty, variable historically wins long-term but moves with the BoC. Want me to model both for your scenario?

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Saskatchewan mortgage rates — common questions.

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No — Saskatchewan does not charge a provincial Land Transfer Tax. You pay only an ISC Title Registration Fee at approximately $2.50 per $1,000 of property value. On a $400K Saskatoon home, that's roughly $1,000 — vs ~$5,650 LTT on the same purchase in Manitoba or ~$4,475 in Ontario.

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