Regina Mortgage Rates.

Regina at a Glance

The City of Regina is the capital city of Saskatchewan located in the Rural Municipality of Sherwood and is home to over 215K residents. The population of Regina increased by 11% from 2011 to 2016. Regina real estate prices have slightly increased by 1% from October 2019 to October 2020 and the median price of a home in Regina is $285K. New listings increased slightly by 6% from October 2019 to October 2020 but inventory and active listings of homes in Regina decreased significantly by 44% during the same time period due to sales outpacing new listings. The decrease in inventory on the Regina real estate market pushes real estate prices up and creates a seller‘s market.

Mortgage Prepayment Limit

Bank or Lender	Annual Prepayment Limit	Frequency (per year)
RBC	10%	Once
TD	15%	Once
Scotiabank	Varies, up to 20%	Once
CIBC	Varies, up to 20%	Once
BMO	20% (10% for BMO Smart Fixed Mortgages)	Once
HSBC	20%	Once
Equitable Bank	15% - 20%	Once
Peoples Bank	20%	Once
First National	15%	Once
motusbank	20%	Once
Tangerine	25%	Multiple
Simplii	Varies, up to 20%	Multiple
MCAP	Varies, up to 20%	Multiple
Laurentian	15%	Once
National Bank	10%	Multiple
Desjardins	15%	Multiple
CMLS	20%	Multiple
DUCA	20%	Once
Manulife	20%	Multiple
Coast Capital	20% (or 30% for “You’re the Boss” Mortgage)	Once (or multiple for “You’re the Boss” Mortgage)
Alterna Savings	20%	Once

Mortgage Prepayment Penalties

Fixed Rate Mortgage Penalty Interest Rate

For fixed-rate mortgages, lenders usually use the greater of three months of interest or an interest rate differential (IRD). Each lender has their own IRD calculation. The interest rate that they use for their IRD is usually based on either their current advertised mortgage rates or their posted rates, which can often be much higher.

Advertised Rate IRD	Posted Rate IRD
RBC TD Scotiabank CIBC BMO HSBC Peoples Bank motusbank Simplii Laurentian Desjardins CMLS Coast Capital Equitable Bank*	Tangerine Manulife Alterna Savings First National MCAP DUCA

Variable Rate Mortgage Penalty Interest Rate

Most lenders determine the mortgage break penalty for a variable rate mortgage by calculating three months of interest. The interest rate that they use can depend from lender to lender, but is usually either your current mortgage interest rate or the lender's prime rate.

Based On Your Mortgage Rate	Based On the Lender's Prime Rate
RBC TD Scotiabank BMO HSBC Equitable Bank First National motusbank Tangerine MCAP National Bank Desjardins CMLS DUCA Manulife Coast Capital Alterna Savings Laurentian*	CIBC Peoples Bank Simplii Laurentian