A “good refinancing rate” depends on your specific circumstances. Consider your credit score, income, loan amount, debts and loan terms. To find a great deal, MoneyGeek advises that homeowners compare rates to weigh options from different lenders in Connecticut.
Based on FRED’s economic data, the national mortgage rates are 4.45% for a 15-year FRM, 5.3% for a 30-year FRM and 4.19% for a 5/1 ARM. Connecticut’s refinancing rates are cheaper than the national comparison at 4.26% on a 15-year FRM, 5.05% on a 30-year FRM and 3.79% on a 5/1 ARM.
Mortgage refinancing rates fluctuate nearly every day. Today’s rates can be noticeably different from the estimates a week later.