Best mortgage rates in New Brunswick: compare today's fixed and variable offers

Compare today's best mortgage rates in New Brunswick for purchases, renewals, refinances, and home equity scenarios. See indicative fixed and variable offers, what type of borrower typically qualifies, and when a lower rate may come with trade-offs in penalties, portability, or flexibility.

Rates updated daily · Displayed rates are indicative and may change based on down payment, insurance status, property type, and borrower profile.

New Brunswick mortgage rates

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Rates are from our lender network and shown for informational purposes only. Your actual rate depends on your borrower profile and selected product. Speak with a Frank advisor for a personalized quote.

New Brunswick first-time buyer programs

First Home Savings Account (FHSA)

Contribute up to $8,000/year (lifetime max $40,000). Tax-deductible contributions with tax-free qualifying withdrawals - powerful for building a down payment in NB's affordable market.

RRSP Home Buyers' Plan (HBP)

Withdraw up to $60,000 tax-free from your RRSP ($120,000 for two buyers). Repay over 15 years or the amount becomes taxable income.

Low Property Transfer Tax

NB charges a flat 1% of the assessed property value - one of the simplest and lowest transfer tax structures in Canada. On a $300,000 home, you pay just $3,000.

New Brunswick Land Transfer Tax calculator

New Brunswick charges a flat 1% property transfer tax on the assessed value of the property. For example, on a property assessed at $350,000, the tax is $3,500. There is no first-time buyer rebate.

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New Brunswick mortgage rate - common questions

What is the property transfer tax in New Brunswick?
New Brunswick charges a flat 1% property transfer tax on the assessed value of the property. For example, on a property assessed at $350,000, the tax is $3,500. There is no first-time buyer rebate.
How do I get the best mortgage rate in New Brunswick?
Work with a mortgage broker who shops multiple lenders. Credit above 680, a strong down payment, and documented income give access to A-lender pricing. Frank is licensed in New Brunswick and charges no fee on prime mortgages.
Does Frank charge a fee for New Brunswick mortgages?
No. Frank charges $0 for prime (A-lender) mortgages and alternative (B-lender) mortgages in New Brunswick. Frank is compensated by the lender. We only charge fees when a private mortgage is necessary.

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