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Current Mortgage Rates

Explore mortgage rate indices and the housing and economic indicators around them. Follow the latest available readings and how they’ve changed.

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National indicators · Daily and monthly releases
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Look at the longer view

30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rate

National conforming, non-adjusted mortgage rate index.

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Source: Optimal Blue, retrieved from FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

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Important rate information: This dashboard displays national data retrieved through FRED from the named publishers for general information. Mortgage rate indices are not mortgage rates or APRs offered, guaranteed, or quoted by East Coast Capital.

Your actual rate, APR, points, fees, and terms may differ. Rates can change. All loan programs are subject to credit approval, underwriting, eligibility, and state availability. This is not a commitment to lend.

Beyond the headline rate

What matters when comparing a mortgage?

A quoted rate is only one part of the picture. These details can help you compare your options more clearly.

Interest Rate vs. APR

The interest rate reflects borrowing interest. APR also includes certain costs, making it useful when comparing loan offers.

Loan Program & Term

Conventional, FHA, VA, fixed-rate, and other options may have different eligibility rules, costs, and payment structures.

Your Personal Details

Credit profile, down payment, property type, loan amount, and location can all influence the terms available to you.

Helpful resources

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Mortgage Programs

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Mortgage rate essentials

Questions worth asking.

A few simple answers can make mortgage rate comparisons easier to understand.

Are these East Coast Capital's actual mortgage rates?

No. The mortgage rate charts show national indices from Optimal Blue, retrieved through FRED. It is not an East Coast Capital rate quote, offer, or guarantee. A loan officer can explain the terms that may be available based on your circumstances.

Why might my quoted rate be different?

Mortgage pricing can depend on factors such as your credit history, down payment, loan type, loan amount, property details, and market conditions. Individual loan terms are determined through the applicable qualification and underwriting process.

What's the difference between a rate and APR?

An interest rate is the cost of borrowing money expressed as a percentage. The annual percentage rate (APR) generally includes the interest rate and certain additional loan costs, so it can help when comparing similar loan offers.

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