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Mortgage Payment on Any Amount in Canada (2026 Tables)

Quick Answer

At a 4.5% fixed rate with Canadian semi-annual compounding, monthly mortgage payments run about $553 per $100,000 borrowed over 25 years — $1,660 on $300k, $2,767 on $500k, $4,151 on $750k, and $5,535 on $1M. Over 30 years, multiply by roughly 0.91. Each amount below has full rate tables, total interest, and the income needed to qualify.

Payments at 4.5% (25-year amortization)

Click any amount for the full breakdown — 4%/4.5%/5% tables, 30-year options, stress-test income, and accelerated-biweekly savings.

The rules behind every number

  • Semi-annual compounding — Canadian fixed mortgages by law; US calculators overstate your payment
  • The stress test — you qualify at the higher of your contract rate + 2% or 5.25%, so the income bar is set about 2 points above your actual rate
  • GDS 39% / TDS 44% — housing costs and total debt payments as a share of gross income
  • Amortization vs term — you re-negotiate the rate every 1–5 years; the amortization is the total payoff clock

Exact numbers for your rate and down payment: the mortgage calculator. What you qualify for on your income: the stress test calculator or our affordability-by-salary pages.

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