Compare current fixed, variable, insured, uninsured, renewal, and refinance mortgage-rate options for Ontario and the GTA.
| Term | Market Benchmark | Type | Payment* | Details | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5-Year Fixed POPULAR | from 3.94% | Fixed ยท Insured | $3,659/mo ($700K, 25yr) | Longer payment certainty | Get Today's Rate |
| 3-Year Fixed FLEXIBLE | from 3.84% | Fixed ยท Insured | $3,622/mo | Balance of certainty and earlier renewal flexibility | Get Rate |
| 5-Year Variable LOW START | from 3.25% | Variable ยท Insured | $3,403/mo initial | Payment or interest cost can adjust with prime | Get Rate |
*Monthly payment examples use a $700,000 mortgage, 25-year amortization, and Canadian semi-annual compounding. Insured/high-ratio rates generally apply when default insurance is required. OAC. Rates subject to change.
Quick answer: The best Ontario mortgage rate depends on term, insured status, down payment, credit, property type, and closing or renewal date. Public July 2026 benchmarks show 3-year fixed rates 3.84%, 5-year fixed 3.94%, and 5-year variable 3.25%.
A 5-year fixed mortgage can fit borrowers who want predictable payments for a longer period.
A 3-year fixed mortgage can fit borrowers who want payment certainty but earlier renewal flexibility.
A variable mortgage can start lower, but payment or interest cost can change with prime.
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Common questions about Ontario mortgage rates in July 2026.