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TD mortgage rates

Short answer

TD's lowest 5-year fixed rate on its own website was 5.39% (not split by down payment) when we read it on Nov 1, 2026. Its posted 5-year rate was 6.14%, 0.75 points higher. Its lowest variable was 4.54%. The lowest comparable rate we collected anywhere was 4.59% at ATB Financial.

Rates collected How we collect and date rates
TD fixed rates by term: special vs posted, and the monthly payment on $500,000 (25 years)
TermLowest special / advertisedPostedGapPayment at specialPayment at posted
6-month—5.54%——$3,063.61
1-year—5.69%——$3,107.48
2-year—5.39%——$3,020.02
3-year5.24% 6.15%0.91 pts$2,976.71$3,243.75
4-year—5.99%——$3,196.06
5-year5.39% 6.14%0.75 pts$3,020.02$3,240.76
6-year—6.29%——$3,285.72
7-year—6.40%——$3,318.87
10-year—6.80%——$3,440.56
TD: 5-year special vs its own posted rate on $500,000
TD: 5-year special vs its own posted rate on $500,000: inputs, steps and result
TD special5.39%read Nov 1, 2026
TD posted6.14%
Mortgage$500,000, 25 years, 5-year term
Monthly payment, lower → higher rate$3,020.02 → $3,240.76
Interest difference over 5 years$18,107

Open this example in the calculator →Computed Nov 2, 2026.

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Mitey circles TD's 0.75-point gap between posted and special: it's the number a posted-rate penalty starts from.

All TD rates we collected

TD closed mortgage rates (13 shown)
TermTypeInsuredKindRateFine printSource
6-monthFixedNot splitposted5.54%
APR 5.75%
Convertible.page
1-yearFixedNot splitposted5.69%
APR 5.79%
page
2-yearFixedNot splitposted5.39%
APR 5.44%
page
3-yearFixedNot splitspecial5.24%
APR 5.28%
Special rate discounted off the posted rate; new first-priority mortgages (TD footnote 2).page
3-yearFixedNot splitposted6.15%page
4-yearFixedNot splitposted5.99%
APR 6.02%
page
5-yearVariableNot splitspecial4.54%
prime − 0.31
APR 4.56%
Based on the TD Mortgage Prime Rate (4.85%).page
5-yearFixedNot splitspecial5.39%
APR 5.41%
Special rate discounted off the posted rate; new first-priority mortgages (TD footnote 2).page
5-yearFixedInsuredspecial5.39%
APR 5.41%
High-Ratio: less than 20% down, purchasing a residential property valued under $1,500,000 (TD footnote 4).page
5-yearFixedNot splitposted6.14%page
6-yearFixedNot splitposted6.29%
APR 6.31%
page
7-yearFixedNot splitposted6.40%
APR 6.42%
page
10-yearFixedNot splitposted6.80%
APR 6.81%
page

Highlighted rows are the lowest special or advertised rate for that term and type among the rows shown. * = the lender's own prime rate plus its stated spread. Collected Nov 2, 2026; check the lender's page before relying on any rate.

Prepayment and penalties

We didn't find TD's penalty method on the pages we read. It's in your mortgage contract's information box.

“Pay up to 15% of the principal amount on a closed mortgage annually, or 100% on an open mortgage, without prepayment charges.” Source

Check a TD posted-rate IRD · full penalty calculator on BankMortgages.ca

About this lender

Bank lending across Canada. Prime rate 4.85% as stated on its site (as of Nov 1, 2026).

TD's variable rates are based on the TD Mortgage Prime Rate (4.85% on November 1, 2026), which is separate from TD's prime rate. Pre-approvals come with a 120-day rate hold.

MortgageRateToday.ca isn't affiliated with TD and isn't paid by any lender.

Frequently asked questions

What is TD's 5-year fixed mortgage rate?

On Nov 2, 2026, TD's own website showed 5.39% (special/advertised) for a 5-year fixed and a posted 5-year fixed rate of 6.14%. Rates change often; check the lender's page.

What is TD's variable mortgage rate?

The lowest closed variable rate on its page was 4.54% (prime − 0.31) for a 5-year term, with TD's prime at 4.85%.

What prepayment privileges does TD offer?

Pay up to 15% of the principal amount on a closed mortgage annually, or 100% on an open mortgage, without prepayment charges. (from TD's website).

Primary sources

  1. TD — Mortgage rates page. Checked .
  2. Financial Consumer Agency of Canada — Reduce prepayment penalties. Checked .