Variable rate mortgages
What is a variable rate mortgage?
A variable rate mortgage fluctuates with the prime rate.
- Potential to save in interest costs if the prime rate decreases, allowing you to put more towards your principal
- Convert to a fixed rate term at any point during your term, penalty-free
- Available in a 5 year closed term
- Flexible payment options to be mortgage-free faster
- Potential to unlock borrowing options with HomeownerFlex
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4.46 %APR APR2
5-Year Variable High-Ratio MortgageInterest rate varies with prime. This mortgage can convert to a fixed rate at any time, penalty-free and is for those with a downpayment of less than 20%
4.56 %APR APR2
5-Year Variable MortgageInterest rate varies with prime. This mortgage can convert to a fixed rate at any time, penalty-free.
Our Mortgage Advisors will help you customize a mortgage that’s right for you
Together, you’ll review the features, rates and terms of your loan.
Switch to a fixed rate term at any point, without penalty.
Coast Capital mortgages come with the ability to use your home equity for additional borrowing options. Learn more.
Flexible and competitive extra payment options to help you get mortgage-free sooner.
Rates specifically for buyers who have a downpayment less than 20% and require mortgage insurance.
Make a pre-payment of up to 20% of the mortgage amount annually.
Through our partnership with Securian Canada3, protect your payments with if the unexpected happens. Learn more.
A variable rate mortgage may be right for you if...
- You to take advantage of potential decreases in prime rates
- You’re comfortable with fluctuations within your amortization period
- You need more mortgage flexibility within 5 years
A variable rate mortgage may not be right for you if...
- You want a planned portion of your payment applied to your principal
- You aren't comfortable with fluctuations in your amortization
- You aren’t comfortable with your rate fluctuating
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1. As of January 10, 2025, Coast's advertised rate on a 5-year fixed high ratio mortgage is lower when compared to the average of the 5-year fixed high ratio mortgage rates advertised by the big five banks, based on independent external third-party market research.
2. APR calculation is based on a $300,000 mortgage at a 25 year amortization, assuming an appraisal fee of $300 (which includes fees associated with determining the value of the property). If there are no additional cost of borrowing charges, the APR and the interest rate will be the same. The APR assumes that the interest rate does not vary over time. Rates are subject to Coast Capital's standard lending criteria.
3. Securian Canada is a marketer of creditor insurance underwritten by Canadian Premier Life Insurance Company and insurance-related products. This product may not pay off your entire obligation. Any benefits will be payable to your creditor. Exclusions, limitations and terms of availability apply to this coverage. For cost and complete details, contact your Coast Capital Savings lender.