Today's Mortgage Rates

Compare rates from top lenders — updated daily

Data as of 2026-05-05 · Source: Federal Reserve (FRED)

30-Year Fixed

6.690%

APR6.840%
Points0.0
vs last week-1 bps

Updated: 2026-05-05

15-Year Fixed

6.040%

APR6.190%
Points0.0
vs last week+12 bps

Updated: 2026-05-05

5/1 ARM

6.090%

APR6.240%
Points0.0
vs last week-2 bps

Updated: 2026-05-05

FHA Loan

6.390%

APR6.540%
Points0.0

Updated: 2026-05-05

90-Day Rate Trend · Source: Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED)

比较贷款机构

顶级房贷机构今日最优利率

贷款机构30yr15yrARMFHA立即申请
Navy Federal CU6.450%5.800%5.650%6.000%立即申请
🗽Freedom Mortgage6.500%5.850%5.700%6.050%立即申请
🏘PennyMac6.525%5.875%5.750%6.100%立即申请
🏡United Wholesale Mortgage6.550%5.900%5.800%6.150%立即申请
Better Mortgage6.550%5.900%5.800%6.150%立即申请
🏠Rocket Mortgage6.575%5.950%5.825%6.200%立即申请
🏠loanDepot6.600%6.000%5.900%6.250%立即申请
🏠NewRez6.625%6.025%5.925%6.275%立即申请
🏦Chase6.650%6.050%5.950%6.300%立即申请
🏦Wells Fargo6.690%6.075%5.950%6.325%立即申请
🏦Bank of America6.700%6.100%6.000%6.350%立即申请
🏛Citizens Bank6.750%6.150%6.050%6.400%立即申请

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a good mortgage rate today?+
A good mortgage rate today depends on loan type and credit score. The average 30-year fixed rate is around 6.50-6.75% as of April 2026, down from 7%+ peaks as the Fed cut rates to 3.875%. Borrowers with excellent credit (760+) typically qualify for rates below the national average.
How do I get the lowest mortgage rate?+
To get the lowest rate: improve your credit score above 760, make a 20%+ down payment, compare multiple lenders, consider buying points, and choose a shorter loan term.
What is the difference between APR and interest rate?+
The interest rate is the cost of borrowing the principal. APR (Annual Percentage Rate) includes the interest rate plus other fees, giving a more complete picture of the loan cost.
How often do mortgage rates change?+
Mortgage rates can change daily or even multiple times per day in response to economic data and Federal Reserve policy decisions.
Should I lock my mortgage rate?+
Rate locks typically last 30-60 days and protect you from rate increases. If rates are rising or you've found an acceptable rate, locking in makes sense.
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