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SaskatchewanLive ratesUpdated Oct 9, 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 Oct 9, 2026
5-yr fixed
4.19%
5-yr variable
3.50%
3-yr fixed
4.04%
2-yr fixed
3.99%
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Marathon Mortgage Corp logo
Marathon Mortgage Corp Best
5-yr · Variable Broker-only
3.50%
$2,796/mo
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Radius Financial logo
Radius Financial
3-yr · Variable Broker-only
3.55%
$2,811/mo
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Marathon Mortgage Corp
0.5-yr · Fixed Broker-only
3.64%
$2,837/mo
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Scotiabank
2-yr · Fixed
3.99%
$2,943/mo
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Scotiabank
3-yr · Fixed
4.04%
$2,958/mo
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RFA Bank of Canada
1-yr · Fixed
4.19%
$3,004/mo
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Pine
5-yr · Fixed Broker-only
4.19%
$3,004/mo
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Scotiabank
4-yr · Fixed
4.24%
$3,019/mo
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Scotiabank
7-yr · Fixed
5.00%
$3,257/mo
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Wealth One Bank of Canada logo
Wealth One Bank of Canada
1-yr · Variable
5.05%
$3,273/mo
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TD Canada Trust logo
TD Canada Trust
6-yr · Fixed
5.19%
$3,318/mo
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TD Canada Trust
10-yr · Fixed
5.34%
$3,366/mo
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Est. payment shown on a $700,000 home, 20% down, 25-yr amortization. O.A.C., E.&O.E.
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Average price
$385,000
Saskatchewan provincial average · 2026 estimate
Saskatchewan — Title Registration Fee (no LTT)
Saskatchewan has no Land Transfer Tax. You pay ISC registration fees instead: 0.4% of the title value to transfer title, plus a banded flat fee of $200-$1,000 to register the mortgage (ISC fees in force since 15 April 2026) — around $1,875 on a $400,000 purchase with 20% down.
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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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From the live rate board · as of Oct 9, 2026

4.19%
5-yr fixed
3.50%
5-yr variable
4.45%
Lender prime
4.25%
BoC overnight

The lowest 5-year fixed in Saskatchewan on our board is 4.19% and the lowest 5-year variable 3.50%, against lender prime of 4.45%. Fixed is 69 basis points above variable. The Bank of Canada overnight rate is 4.25%, lowered at the last decision; variable rates follow prime, which moves with it.

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Does Saskatchewan have a land transfer tax?
No — Saskatchewan does not charge a provincial Land Transfer Tax. You pay ISC registration fees instead: 0.4% of the title value to transfer title, plus a flat banded fee to register the mortgage ($200 under $250,000, rising to $1,000 above $1 million). On a $400K Saskatoon home with 20% down that is $1,600 plus $275, so about $1,875 — against ~$5,650 in land transfer tax on the same purchase in Manitoba, or ~$4,475 in Ontario. Rates in force 15 April 2026.
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.

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