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Mortgage rates as of March 31, 2023

30-year fixed
15-year fixed
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1/1 ARM

FICO® score	APR [?]	Monthly payment *
760-850	6.099%	$1,818
700-759	6.321%	$1,861
680-699	6.498%	$1,896
660-679	6.712%	$1,938
640-659	7.142%	$2,025
620-639	7.688%	$2,136

Location Loan amount * Estimated average over the life of the loan. Payments may vary.

Y30FConfCombMtg|Y15FConfCombMtg|Y7ARMMtg|Y3ARMConfCombMtg|Y1ARMMtg| Y30FConfCombMtg For single family, owner-occupied property with one discount point. Source: Curinos LLC. Data is obtained from public sources; accuracy and completeness is not guaranteed. Curinos is not liable for reliance on the data.

Mortgage rates as of March 31, 2023

FICO® score	APR	Monthly payment *
760-850	6.099%	$1,818
700-759	6.321%	$1,861
680-699	6.498%	$1,896
660-679	6.712%	$1,938
640-659	7.142%	$2,025
620-639	7.688%	$2,136

Loan Type Location
Loan amount * Estimated average over the life of the loan. Payments may vary.

For scores above 620, the APRs above assume a mortgage with 1.0 points and 80% Loan-to-Value Ratio. For scores below 620, these APRs assume a mortgage with 0 points and 60 to 80% Loan-to-Value Ratio. Assumes mortgage is for a single family, owner-occupied property. For single family, owner-occupied property with one discount point. Source: Curinos LLC. Data is obtained from public sources; accuracy and completeness is not guaranteed. Curinos is not liable for reliance on the data.

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