Compare mortgages in United States

Purchase, refinance and home-equity from lenders licensed in United States. We only list what is offered here, under OCC, FDIC and the CFPB.

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  • ✓FDIC deposit insurance up to $250,000
Purpose
$475,000
$75,000$2,000,000
$95,000 · 20 %
3% (minimum)50 %
Loan $380,000 · LTV 80%
30 years
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No lender in this market offers that amount over that term. Adjust either slider and the estimate will come back.
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Editorial guide

Everything to know before you apply

Mortgages in United States are home-secured loans from lenders licensed here and supervised by OCC, FDIC and the CFPB. Product names differ by country — fixed, variable, tracker, further advance — so we compare the rate type, the binding period, fees and early-exit rules that this market actually uses.

Rate type and how long it is bound

A fixed period keeps the payment still until it ends. A variable or reference-linked rate can move. The cheaper starting rate is not always the cheaper loan over the years you will keep it. Fixed or variable sets out the trade-off. Sketch a monthly figure in the mortgage calculator before you ask for a written offer.

Costs besides the rate

  • Arrangement, valuation and legal fees.
  • Insurance the lender requires.
  • Early-repayment or break costs if you move or refinance inside the binding period.

Add those before you pick a headline APR. A small rate gap is often smaller than one fee.

How much you can borrow

Lenders look at income, existing debt, the property and local loan-to-value limits. The calculator is a sketch, not a decision in principle. Browsing here does not check your credit file.

See also unsecured personal loans if you need a smaller amount without using the home as security, who lends in this market, and match for purchase or remortgage.

FAQ

Common questions

Still stuck? Our editorial team answers reader questions weekly.

How much can I borrow?

Lenders look at income, existing debt, the property and local loan-to-value limits. Use the calculator as a sketch, then get a written decision in principle.

What credit standing do I need?

Each lender sets its own floor. We show the published eligibility on the card. Browsing here does not check your credit file.

Fixed or variable?

Fixed keeps the payment stable for the binding period. Variable can move with the local reference rate. The cheaper starting rate is not always the cheaper loan.

Should I pay arrangement fees to cut the rate?

Only if you will keep the loan long enough to earn the fee back. Ask the lender for a total-cost comparison over the years you actually plan to stay.