Today's rate snapshot
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How rates trended in Connecticut
Daily average across every credit union lending in CT, past 90 days. Dashed line is the national FRED benchmark.
30 Year Fixed rates in Connecticut
Credit unions lending in Connecticut
Service Credit Union offers nationwide membership to anyone in the U.S. who joins the American Consumer Council or the Financial Fitness Association for free. It also primarily serves active duty military, veterans, Department of Defense employees, and their families.
Affinity Federal Credit Union is open to anyone nationwide who makes a one-time $5 donation to the Affinity Foundation or joins a qualifying association. Employees of over 2,000 partner businesses and family members of current members are also eligible to join.
Transportation Federal Credit Union is open to employees of the Department of Transportation and various transportation-related agencies. Anyone else in the U.S. can become eligible by joining the American Consumer Council (ACC).
Membership is open to healthcare employees working east of the Connecticut River, as well as anyone who lives, works, worships, or attends school in Glastonbury, Vernon, or Manchester, CT. Immediate family members of eligible individuals are also welcome to join.
Membership is open to anyone who lives or works in Hampden, Hampshire, Berkshire, Franklin, or Worcester Counties in Massachusetts, or Hartford County in Connecticut.
MIT Federal Credit Union is open to the MIT community, including students, employees, and alumni, as well as several partner organizations like Draper and Lincoln Labs. Anyone else in the U.S. can also qualify for membership by joining the American Consumer Council during the application process.
Financial Resources FCU is open to anyone — membership requires only a $1 deposit in a regular share consumer account (or $10 in a business share account). Additional eligibility paths include living, working, worshipping, or attending school in Somerset, Hunterdon, or Middlesex Counties, or the city of New Brunswick; employees of participating Select Employer Groups; and immediate family of curre
Membership is open to anyone nationwide via a free membership in the American Consumer Council. It is also available to anyone who lives, works, worships, or attends school in Washington, DC, as well as employees of the Department of Commerce, NOAA, and the Executive Office of the President.
Northwest Federal Credit Union is open to employees of hundreds of partner businesses and federal agencies, including DHS and the CIA's intelligence partners. Anyone can also join by becoming a member of a partner community organization like the NWFCU Foundation.
You are eligible to join FD Community Federal Credit Union if you live, work, worship, attend school, or volunteer in the Capitol, Naugatuck Valley, South Central, or Northwest Hills planning regions of Connecticut. Membership is also open to family members and household residents of current credit union members.
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Common questions
Daily. We re-scrape the publicly posted rate pages from every credit union that lends in Connecticut every morning.
Yes — credit unions require membership before closing. Most let you open a share account and apply for a mortgage on the same day.
We display both when the credit union publishes them. See our APR vs. interest rate vs. points guide.
Most large banks don't publish mortgage rates online — they quote per applicant. Credit unions almost always post theirs publicly, which is why they dominate our comparison.
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