Compare today's lowest 8-year fixed mortgage rates from Nova Scotia's top lenders. Updated daily with verified broker data.
As of May 26, 2026, the best 8-year fixed rate in Nova Scotia is 7.14% from Laurentian. This rate applies to a conventional mortgage with 20%+ down payment and a 25-year amortization.
8-Year Fixed rates from top Nova Scotia lenders, by mortgage type.
| Lender | InsuredDown payment < 20% | InsurableHome < $1M & amort ≤ 25-yr | UninsurableRefinance or DP ≥ 20% | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Laurentian 8-Year Fixed | 7.14%$4,254/mo | 7.14%$4,254/mo | — | Switch & Save |
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Monthly Payment
$4,294
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Mortgage
$600,000
Total Interest
$688,323
Total Cost
$1,288,323
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