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Tomo Mortgage 30 Year Fixed
NMLS #2059741 | State Lic: RM.804811.000
RateRate as of 10/1/26
6.500%
APRAPR
6.742%
Monthly paymentMonthly payment
$2,231
Points
1.828
Upfront costs
$8,134
8-year cost
$181,424
Customer score
Sage Home Loans 30 Year Fixed
NMLS #3304 | State Lic: RM.850026.000
RateRate as of 10/1/26
6.498%
APRAPR
6.731%
Monthly paymentMonthly payment
$2,224
Points
1.955
Upfront costs
$8,376
8-year cost
$181,979
Customer score
Optimum First Mortgage 30 Year Fixed
NMLS #240415 | State Lic: RM.804405.000
RateRate as of 10/1/26
6.623%
APRAPR
6.805%
Monthly paymentMonthly payment
$2,253
Points
1.288
Upfront costs
$6,529
8-year cost
$183,668
Customer score
Third Federal Savings and Loan 30 Year Fixed
NMLS #449401
RateRate as of 10/1/26
6.690%
APRAPR
6.927%
Monthly paymentMonthly payment
$2,269
Points
2
Upfront costs
$8,435
8-year cost
$187,472
Customer score
Mcglone Mortgage Group 30 Year Fixed
NMLS #3232
RateRate as of 10/1/26
6.750%
APRAPR
6.965%
Monthly paymentMonthly payment
$2,283
Points
1.625
Upfront costs
$7,615
8-year cost
$188,352
Customer score
Aimloan 30 Year Fixed
NMLS #2890 | State Lic: RM.850089.000
RateRate as of 10/1/26
6.875%
APRAPR
7.046%
Monthly paymentMonthly payment
$2,312
Points
1.436
Upfront costs
$6,050
8-year cost
$190,331
Customer score
First Federal Bank 30 Year Fixed
NMLS #408902
RateRate as of 10/1/26
6.875%
APRAPR
7.047%
Monthly paymentMonthly payment
$2,313
Points
1.386
Upfront costs
$6,073
8-year cost
$190,354
Customer score
Alliant Credit Union 30 Year Fixed
NMLS #197185
RateRate as of 10/1/26
6.875%
APRAPR
7.052%
Monthly paymentMonthly payment
$2,312
Points
1.507
Upfront costs
$6,255
8-year cost
$190,536
Customer score
Mutual of Omaha Mortgage 30 Year Fixed
NMLS #1025894
RateRate as of 10/1/26
6.875%
APRAPR
7.080%
Monthly paymentMonthly payment
$2,312
Points
1.42
Upfront costs
$7,236
8-year cost
$191,518
Customer score
New American Funding 30 Year Fixed
NMLS #6606
RateRate as of 10/1/26
7.240%
APRAPR
7.512%
Monthly paymentMonthly payment
$2,399
Points
1.952
Upfront costs
$9,371
8-year cost
$203,497
Customer score
Optimum First Mortgage 5/6 Arm
NMLS #240415 | State Lic: RM.804405.000
RateRate as of 10/1/26
6.373%
APRAPR
6.649%
Monthly paymentMonthly payment
$2,196
Points
1.977
Upfront costs
$8,954
8-year cost
$181,285
Customer score
First Federal Bank 5/6 Arm
NMLS #408902
RateRate as of 10/1/26
6.000%
APRAPR
6.650%
Monthly paymentMonthly payment
$2,111
Points
1.725
Upfront costs
$7,267
8-year cost
$184,362
Customer score

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During 2025, Bankrate's top offer outperformed 99.7% of rates from 600+ surveyed banks and credit unions.

Comparison based on Bankrate's most competitive daily purchase and refinance mortgage offers versus a third-party survey of bank and credit union offers during 2025, comparing similar 30-year fixed-rate loans. Bankrate figures reflect quoted rates users selected on Bankrate's rate tables, not necessarily final or funded loans, using loan-amount and credit-score ranges centered on the survey's parameters to capture sufficient volume for a reliable daily comparison. More than 600 unique banks and credit unions were surveyed over the year (with about 300 surveyed each week), and Bankrate's best offer was compared each day against the institutions surveyed that day. On an average day, Bankrate's 8-year cost (including interest, points, and fees, net of lender credits) was lower than about 99.7% of those institutions. Surveyed institutions represent roughly half of U.S. bank and credit union mortgage originations, not all banks and credit unions. Individual results vary.---

Source: Bankrate Research, "The Hidden Homeownership Tax" (2026). The study's finding is that approximately 87% of 2025 mortgage borrowers overpaid. Based on 2025 purchase and refinance originations for which a comparable Bankrate benchmark was available, not all borrowers. "Overpaid" means the borrower's loan had a higher estimated 8-year cost (including points, fees, and interest) than a loan benchmarked by Bankrate for borrowers with a similar credit profile, and does not reflect an independent or market-wide determination that any individual overpaid. Estimates are subject to methodological uncertainty arising from the imputation of borrower credit attributes. Individual results vary.

During 2025, Bankrate's most-competitive offers were projected to save the average U.S. mortgage borrower $78,186 over the full life of their loan.

 Bankrate Research, "The Hidden Homeownership Tax" (2026). Based on 3M+ 2025 HMDA reported originations with a comparable Bankrate benchmark, not all loans. Est. lifetime cost of each borrower's actual loan vs. Bankrate's most-competitive matched offer. $78,186 = proj. avg. across evaluated loans, assuming each held to term; savings lower for those who sell or refi. Individual results vary.