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Rates

30-Year Fixed Mortgage Rate

The average rate lenders are quoting on a 30-year fixed mortgage across the United States, published weekly by Freddie Mac.

6.76%+0.07%Reading dated 2026-09-10 · Federal Reserve data
Week change
+0.05 pts
Month change
+0.07 pts
Year change
+0.26 pts
12-month range
5.98–6.76%
Where it stands

It is 0.07 percentage points higher than a month ago.

That is 0.26 percentage points above where it stood a year ago.

Today's reading sits at the top of its 12-month range of 5.98% to 6.76%.

Week on week it is up 0.05 percentage points.

What it means in money

At 6.76%, a $400,000 mortgage costs about $2,597 a month in principal and interest.

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Common questions
What is the 30-year fixed mortgage rate today?
The 30-year fixed mortgage rate is 6.76%, based on the latest Federal Reserve data.
How often does the 30-year fixed mortgage rate change?
We refresh this figure daily from Federal Reserve Economic Data. The underlying series itself updates daily, weekly or monthly depending on the rate.
Is this the rate I will be offered?
No. This is a national average. The rate you are quoted depends on your credit profile, the loan term, your down payment and the individual lender.
Other rates

Source: Federal Reserve Economic Data, series MORTGAGE30US. National average, not a personalised quote.