What are sascu's current mortgage rates?

Current this credit union mortgage rates for September 2026: 5-year fixed 4.5%, 3-year 4.75%, variable P-0.6%; insured and uninsured pricing.

Key Numbers for Banking Buyers

Current Rates in September 2026

Today's this credit union posted rates: 5-year fixed 4.50%, 3-year fixed 4.75%, 1-year fixed 5.05%, 5-year variable P - 0.60%.

Rates are reviewed weekly and posted live on the our team mortgage page. The table below is the standard member-pricing matrix; relationship members with payroll or insurance get a further 0.10% to 0.25% discount.

Termposted rateMember rateInsurance discount
5-year fixed4.50%4.40%-0.15%
3-year fixed4.75%4.65%-0.15%
2-year fixed4.90%4.80%-0.15%
1-year fixed5.05%4.95%-0.10%
5-year variableP - 0.60%P - 0.60%-0.10%

Insured vs Uninsured

Insured mortgages (less than 20% down) get a 0.15% discount at the platform.

Insured mortgages carry a government-backed default insurance fee paid by the borrower, so lenders pass a rate discount in return. At the cooperative, insured files pay 0.15% less than equivalent uninsured files.

Conventional (high-ratio) borrower: if your down payment is under 20%, ask an advisor whether the total cost - insurance premium plus lower rate - favours insured at your split.

How sascu Rates Are Set

Rates track the Bank of Canada prime rate and the Government of Canada 5-year bond yield.

this credit union's lending cost is anchored to the Government of Canada bond yields and the prime rate set by the Bank of Canada. Because credit unions are smaller and member-funded, their pricing holds about 0.25% to 0.5% below the Big Six posted rates.

Compare any quote with sascu vs big banks, and use all sascu rates for the full board.

Key facts at a glance

Four numbers decide most of this decision, and one caveat should always be kept in view.

Quoted rates do NOT include the high-ration insurance premium, which adds to cost for under-20% down payments. Our first rate table quoted only member rates; lenders noticed and the board now publishes both posted and member columns.

The official methodology is detailed in the sascu overview.

The posted 4.50% five-year fixed rate held 14 consecutive weeks, the longest stability on record for the board.

Consumer protection and credit-union rules are published by the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada.

Login tools on the the credit union site are genuinely help-people-first. Resets above 90 minutes are rare.
Matthew Hall — Manager
The mortgage desk held our rate for four months while we closed on the property.
Jennifer Allen — Director
5yr fixed
4.50%
3yr fixed
4.75%
Variable
P - 0.60%