Tangerine renewal calculator

Is your Tangerine mortgage renewal offer fair?

Quick answer

Compare your Tangerine renewal offer against today's lowest advertised market rate. Tangerine (a Scotia subsidiary) tends to post more competitive rates than its parent, but broker-channel rates from monoline lenders (MCAP, First National, Strive) often still beat them by 0.10%–0.25% at renewal. Today's lowest advertised Canadian mortgage rate is 4.29% (5-year fixed) — refreshed weekly.

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What you'll owe on renewal day
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From your renewal letter
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Live: lowest advertised (5-year fixed), refreshed weekly
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5 years
25 years
Monthly payment — bank's offer
$2,818.02
Monthly payment — market rate
$2,628.01
You save $190.01/month
Your potential savings over 5 years
$11,401
$2,280 per year at today's market rate
Fairness Score
53/ 100C

Below market — you should negotiate or shop this offer.

Compounded semi-annually
Calculated using Canadian mortgage math (OSFI / IRD compliant).
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Frequently asked

Can I negotiate my Tangerine mortgage renewal?

Yes. Tangerine's first written offer is almost never the best rate they'll give you. Call the retention line 60–90 days before renewal with a competing quote from a broker or another bank. Most customers who ask for a better rate receive one — typically 0.20%–0.60% off the posted renewal.

What happens if I don't sign my Tangerine renewal letter?

Your mortgage automatically converts to an open or short-term posted-rate product — usually the most expensive rate Tangerine offers. You then have full flexibility to switch lenders, but every extra month costs meaningful interest. Decide before your term ends.

Is it worth switching from Tangerine to another lender at renewal?

On a $400,000+ balance, a 0.40%–0.50% better rate typically saves $6,000–$10,000 over five years — comfortably more than the $300–$1,500 in switching costs. Below $200,000, a smaller rate gap often makes staying (with a negotiated discount) the better call.

Does the OSFI stress test apply if I switch from Tangerine at renewal?

Since November 2024, uninsured borrowers switching to a new federally regulated lender at renewal are exempt from the stress test — provided the loan amount and amortization don't increase. This makes switching materially easier than it was pre-2024.

When should I start comparing Tangerine's offer?

Start 120 days before renewal. Most lenders (Tangerine included) will hold a rate for 90–120 days, and you'll have time to shop, submit a switch application, and complete legal work without payment interruption.