Mortgage Rates Today — Compare All Loan Types
Current mortgage rates from lenders nationwide — updated daily. Compare 30-year fixed, 15-year fixed, FHA, VA, refinance rates and more across all 50 states.
6.58%30-yr Fixed
5.90%15-yr Fixed
6.69%5/1 ARM
6.25%FHA 30-yr
6.10%VA 30-yr
6.70%Refi 30-yr
All loan types
🏦30-Year Fixed
6.58% APR
The most popular US mortgage. Fixed payment for 30 years — lowest monthly payment of any fixed loan. Best for buyers who value payment certainty.
Most popular
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⚡15-Year Fixed
5.90% APR
Lower rate than 30-year and own your home in half the time. Higher monthly payment but saves $150,000–$200,000 in total interest on a typical loan.
Save most interest
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🔑FHA Loans
6.25% APR
Government-backed with just 3.5% down and 580+ credit score. Lower rate than conventional — best for first-time buyers and those with less-than-perfect credit.
First-time buyers
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🎖️VA Loans
6.10% APR
The lowest rate available — zero down payment, no PMI. Exclusively for eligible veterans, active-duty military, and surviving spouses. An exceptional benefit.
Lowest rate available
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🔄Refinance Rates
6.70% APR
Lower your rate, shorten your term, or tap equity with a cash-out refinance. Currently ~0.12% above purchase rates. Use our break-even calculator first.
Rate drop opportunity
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💳Personal Loans
8.5–35% APR
Unsecured loans for debt consolidation, home improvement, medical bills, or major purchases. No collateral required. Rate depends heavily on your credit score.
No collateral needed
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How to choose the right loan type
Military veteran?
Always check VA loan eligibility first. The combination of zero down, no PMI, and the lowest rates makes VA loans the best product available for those who qualify.
Can afford higher payments?
The 15-year fixed saves $150,000–$200,000 in interest vs 30-year. If you can handle the higher monthly payment, the long-term savings are exceptional.
What affects your mortgage rate?
Your individual rate depends on several key factors: your credit score (740+ gets the best rates), your down payment (20%+ eliminates PMI and often improves your rate), your loan amount (jumbo loans above $766,550 carry slightly higher rates), your loan type (VA and FHA often beat conventional), and broader market conditions driven by the Federal Reserve and Treasury yields.
The spread between the best and worst rate you might be offered for the same loan can be 0.5–1.0%. On a $400,000 mortgage, a 0.5% rate difference equals over $40,000 in total interest. Always compare at least 3–5 lenders before committing.
Disclaimer: Rates shown are national averages for informational purposes only. Actual rates vary by lender, state, credit profile, and loan amount. State Loan Rates is not a lender or broker.
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