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Lowest AB 5-yr insured 4.34% (ATB Financial)Lowest AB 5-yr 20%+ down 4.59% (ATB Financial)Best ATB / credit union 4.34% (ATB Financial)Prime 4.70%BoC policy 2.50%Next BoC decision Dec 9, 2026 (37 days)219 towns mappedRates collected Nov 2, 2026 · how
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Compare Alberta mortgage lenders on the same mortgage

Short answer

Pick two or three lenders that lend in Alberta, the term and your mortgage, and see each one's lowest published rate as a payment, interest over the term and the balance left at renewal. ATB's insured 5-year fixed (4.34%) against the lowest in Alberta (4.34%, ATB Financial) is the default.

Figures as of Nov 2, 2026.
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Compare Alberta lenders on the same mortgage

Two or three lenders that lend in Alberta, the same term and the same mortgage. Rates read off each lender's own page.

Try a scenario:
Lenders
The mortgage
Rate type
Down payment
Amortization
Lowest of your picks4.34%ATB Financial · $2,178.45 a month · insured
ATB Financial
4.34%
$2,178.45/mo · 256 AB branches
Servus Credit Union
4.59%
$2,233.95/mo · 126 AB branches

Estimate, not advice. Educational estimate only, not financial, mortgage, tax or legal advice. Lenders, insurers and governments set their own rules and can change them; confirm with a licensed professional before you decide.

Lowest: ATB Financial 4.34%, $2,178.45 a month.

5-year fixed, under 20% down on $400,000

Lowest monthly paymentATB Financial4.34% · insured$2,178.45
Servus Credit Union4.59% · insured$2,233.95
MeasureATB FinancialServus Credit Union
Monthly payment$2,178.45$2,233.95
Interest over 5 years$80,956$85,744
Balance at renewal$350,249$351,707

What is driving this result

  • ATB Financial's 4.34% beats Servus Credit Union's 4.59% by $55.50 a month and $4,788 of interest over 5 years on $400,000.
  • You'd also owe $1,458 less at renewal with ATB Financial, because more of each payment goes to principal.
  • Collected rates aren't quotes. Prepayment rules and penalties differ by lender; ask each one how it calculates a penalty before you sign.

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Assumptions & sources

Assumptions

  • Each lender's lowest closed special rate for the term and down payment, as published on its own page (open and posted rates left out).
  • Interest over the term and balance at renewal assume the rate stays the same for the term (fixed) or for illustration (variable).
  • Fixed rates: semi-annual compounding; variable: monthly.

Worked example: ATB against the lowest rate in Alberta

Insured 5-year fixed on $400,000, 25 years
Insured 5-year fixed on $400,000, 25 years: inputs, steps and result
ATB Financial4.34%
ATB Financial4.34%lowest in Alberta
Monthly payment$2,178.45 vs $2,178.45
Interest over 5 yearsthe same

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

Mitey the yeti pointing down at two columns
Mitey lines up two Alberta lenders on one mortgage and reads the bottom line: interest over the term, not just the rate.

What this means for you

  • Balance at renewal matters: a lower rate leaves you owing less when the term ends, on top of the lower payment.
  • Same term, same down payment: compare like with like; the tool keeps both fixed for every lender.
  • Penalties: lenders that use posted rates in their penalty can charge much more to break a fixed mortgage; see BankMortgages.ca.

Frequently asked questions

Is ATB cheaper than Servus for a mortgage?

For an insured 5-year fixed, ATB's lowest published rate was 4.34% and Servus's 4.59% on Nov 2, 2026. It depends on the term and your down payment; the compare tool prices both on your mortgage.

How much is a 0.10-point rate difference worth?

On $400,000 over 25 years at about 4.5%, roughly $22.29 a month, or about $1,916 of interest over a 5-year term.

What else should I compare besides the rate?

Prepayment privileges, how the penalty is worked out if you break the mortgage, portability, and any fees or cashback. For an offer with fees or cashback, IsThisAGoodRate.ca compares the real cost.