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Taxes and insurance not included in estimate. Based on a $350,000 loan, 80% LTV, 740 credit score, single-family primary residence.

Rates current as of 1:41 AM PT on September 16, 2026.

Every situation is different. These figures are for estimation purposes only and may not reflect the exact terms of your loan. This is not a commitment to lend.

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Credit Score

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Debt-to-Income

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Down Payment

Putting more money down can improve your rate.

Loan Type

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The Economy

Strong growth pushes rates up; slower growth brings them down.

Inflation

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The Bond Market

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Federal Reserve

Its decisions can influence rates but do not set them directly.

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Frequently Asked Questions

A mortgage rate is the interest charged on your home loan. It helps determine your monthly mortgage payment and the total amount of interest you’ll pay over the life of the loan.

A mortgage rate lock helps protect your interest rate from market changes while your loan is being processed. The right time to lock depends on your situation, loan timeline, and current market conditions. Your loan officer can help you decide when locking your rate makes the most sense.

Your mortgage rate is influenced by factors such as market conditions, your credit profile, loan amount, down payment, property type, and the loan program you choose. A loan officer can help you understand which factors may affect your available rate options.

Qualifying for a purchase mortgage typically depends on factors such as your credit profile, income, employment history, debt obligations, and available funds for a down payment and closing costs. Loan requirements can vary by program and borrower situation.

The best mortgage rate for you depends on factors such as your credit profile, down payment, loan type, and current market conditions. Maintaining strong credit, managing debt responsibly, and exploring your loan options with a loan officer may help you access more competitive rates.