Connecticut Conventional Mortgage Rates
Updated: June 24, 2019
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Displaying rates for Mortgage Refinance in CT for $200,000
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3.894%APR  30 Year Fixed |
3.750% Rate | $926/mo |
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4.105%APR30 Year Fixed |
3.750% Rate | $926/mo |
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4.250%APR30 Year Fixed |
4.250% Rate | $984/mo |
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4.549%APR30 Year Fixed |
4.500% Rate | $1,014/mo |
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4.250%APR30 Year Fixed |
4.250% Rate | $984/mo |
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| PRODUCTS | RATES | +/- |
| 30 Year Fixed |
3.94%
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| 15 Year Fixed |
3.38%
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| 5/1 ARM |
4.17%
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Mortgage rates for Connecticut go down to 3.94%
Monday, June 24, 2019
Mortgage rates for Connecticut on Lender411 for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages are at 3.94%. That dropped from 3.94% to 3.94%. The 15-year fixed rates are now at 3.38%. The 5/1 ARM mortgage for Connecticut is now at 4.17%.
Conventional Mortgage Rates & Loan Limits in Connecticut
A conventional mortgage loan is a home loan that is not backed directly by the federal government such as the FHA and VA loans. However, conforming conventional mortgage loans follow the terms and conditions set by the government sponsored enterprises (GSEs): Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. When buying a home in Connecticut or refinancing your existing mortgage, a conventional mortgage should definitey be an option. Conventional mortgages have low closing costs and flexible payment options. Check out our main page on Conventional Home Mortgage Rates.
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