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The renewal wall

Renewing a mortgage in 2026

Anyone renewing this year signed one term ago, into a very different market. Below is what people like them actually got then, from the offers they shared, and what that same mortgage renews into at today's achievable rate: a real payment change on a $500,000 mortgage, computed by amortizing the loan out, taking the balance left at renewal, and re-amortizing it over the years that remain. Each origination rate is a cohort median shown with its sample size; today's renewal rate is our achievable benchmark for that product.

5-year fixed renewals

Renewing near today's 4.09% (from 1,163 recent offers).

SignedTheir rateOffersPayment thenRenews toChange / mo
2021-041.84%190$2,079$2,542+$463
2021-051.84%196$2,079$2,542+$463
2021-061.86%186$2,084$2,543+$459
2021-071.85%210$2,081$2,542+$461
2021-081.84%197$2,079$2,542+$463
2021-091.89%174$2,091$2,545+$454
2021-102.06%160$2,132$2,554+$422

3-year fixed renewals

Renewing near today's 3.99% (from 1,504 recent offers).

SignedTheir rateOffersPayment thenRenews toChange / mo
2023-044.80%369$2,851$2,648$203
2023-054.80%373$2,851$2,648$203
2023-065.29%237$2,991$2,660$331
2023-075.69%178$3,107$2,670$438
2023-085.94%130$3,181$2,675$506
2023-095.99%170$3,196$2,676$520
2023-106.19%166$3,256$2,681$575

Payments assume a 25-year original amortization on a $500,000 mortgage and scale proportionally to your own balance. Fixed rates compound semi-annually by Canadian convention. Rates are achievable medians from shared offers, not a market average, as of 2026-07-17. This is information, not advice; a broker can confirm your exact renewal.