09/02/2026
The Bank of Canada has held its policy rate at 2.25%, but the bigger takeaway for borrowers is the value of staying flexible.
With inflation risks still present and economic conditions continuing to shift, trying to predict exactly where rates will go next can be difficult. For many borrowers, a variable-rate mortgage may still be an option worth considering, particularly when structured in a way that fits their comfort level. Some variable-rate products offer fixed payments, which can provide more consistency in your monthly budget while maintaining exposure to potential changes in rates.
There is no single mortgage strategy that works for everyone. Your financing can be customized around your goals, cash flow, timeline, and tolerance for changing rates. Rather than making a decision based solely on what rates might do next, focus on building a mortgage strategy that gives you the right balance of flexibility and predictability.
If you’re wondering what today’s rate decision means for your mortgage, reach out to me to discuss your options and find a financing strategy that works for you.