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Mortgage Rates in New Haven, Connecticut

By Clare Mallen · Bankrate.com
Monday, December 31, 2012
Posted: 10 am ET

Take the guesswork out of finding the best mortgage rates in New Haven, CT, by visiting our site. We provide all the guides, tools and calculators needed to make an informed decision on mortgage rates. Rates can change throughout the day and week, but our easy search function allows to you to check information in New Haven and throughout Connecticut. As mortgage rates change, we can ensure you find the best deal for your needs.

Mortgage rates in New Haven, CT

Here are the mortgage rates as of 10:00 a.m. in New Haven, CT. The APRs for 30-year fixed mortgages vary from 3.41  percent to 4.22 percent.

Lenders APR Rates
Discover Home Loans 3.687% 3.625%
First Niagara Bank 3.531% 3.500%
Quicken Loans 4.215% 4.125%
Peoples United Bank 3.409% 3.375%
TD Bank 3.526% 3.500%

Use our mortgage calculator to find out what your mortgage payment could be.
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1 Comment
Lewis
May 03, 2012 at 12:20 am

your best bargaining chip as a buyer is to get pre-approved for a moartgge/loan the seller will more likely be willing to drop the price about 3000 to 5000 bucks.It can vary on your score pre-approval is free and you can get tips on how to best get your score up

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