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National Bank of Canada mortgage calculator

Estimate the payment on a National Bank of Canada mortgage at the rate on your quote, then check National Bank's own published rules for prepaying, porting and breaking the mortgage. Independent tool — not affiliated with National Bank.

Your scenario

Result

Payment per month
$4,122.22
Monthly P&I
$4,122
Total interest
$516,665
Total paid
$1,236,665
National Bank prepayment
10% lump sum · payment up to double

The starting rate of 4.84% is illustrative, not a National Bank rate — enter the rate on your own quote. Mortgage360 is an independent platform, NOT affiliated with National Bank of Canada.

Rules checked: September 2026. Sources: National Bank: prepayment and indemnities guide (PDF) · National Bank: pay your mortgage faster · National Bank: about us

Independent tool: Mortgage360 is not affiliated with National Bank of Canada. The calculator does not know National Bank's current rates; the rules below are summarized from National Bank's own website, linked at the end of each section.

About National Bank of Canada

National Bank describes itself as one of the six largest banks in Canada and the leading bank in Quebec.

National Bank prepayment privileges

National Bank lets you prepay up to 10% of the initial principal each calendar year, and add an extra amount of up to one time your regular payment — in effect, doubling a payment. Model what a lump sum does to your amortization in the prepayment savings calculator.

Porting a National Bank mortgage

National Bank's own pages we reviewed do not set out its porting rules; ask for them in writing.

How National Bank calculates the penalty to break

Fixed: the greater of three months' interest or an interest differential based on the difference between the posted rate at the start of your term and National Bank's current published rate for the remaining term. Variable: three months' interest. Its prepayment guide sets out the exact formula. Estimate the difference between the two methods in the mortgage penalty calculator.

What that means for you

National Bank's 10% lump sum is modest, but the ability to double a payment gives a steady path to paying down faster. Read the prepayment guide's IRD formula before signing a fixed term you might break.

How this calculator works

Canadian fixed-rate mortgages state their rate compounded semi-annually, not in advance — the convention that follows from section 6 of the federal Interest Act. The calculator converts the rate you enter into the equivalent rate for your payment frequency, so monthly, bi-weekly and weekly results stay consistent. Accelerated bi-weekly pays half the monthly amount every two weeks, which adds the equivalent of one extra monthly payment a year.

Sources

Checked September 2026. Lenders change their terms; your commitment letter is what binds you.

Compare with other lenders

Prepayment and penalty rules differ more between lenders than rates do. Compare the published terms of other Canadian lenders:

Renewing or refinancing with National Bank?

A renewal offer is usually negotiable, and since November 2024 a straight switch to another lender at renewal no longer requires passing the stress test again. Put the offer against a competing quote in the renewal comparison calculator.

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