Compare mortgage, savings, CD and loan rate tables

Short answer: Match the product and term, use APR for borrowing or APY for deposits, and verify the source, timestamp, fees and conditions before comparing offers.

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Mortgage rates

Compare loan types, payment impact, points and closing-cost tradeoffs.

Primary source
ProductRate / APYAPRWhat changes the quote
30-year fixedFeed pending- Not availableConforming purchase benchmark
15-year fixedFeed pending- Not availableFaster payoff, higher payment
5/6 ARMFeed pending- Not availableReview caps and index

Reference framework: Freddie Mac PMMS and lender disclosures. Individual offers depend on eligibility and may change without notice.

Savings rates

Compare APY, balance requirements, access and account restrictions.

Primary source
ProductRate / APYAPRWhat changes the quote
High-yield savingsFeed pending- Not availableVariable APY
Money market accountFeed pending- Not availableCheck transaction rules
Standard savingsFeed pending- Not availableNational comparison baseline

Reference framework: FDIC national rates and institution disclosures. Individual offers depend on eligibility and may change without notice.

CD rates

Compare yield with term length, early-withdrawal penalties and renewal rules.

Primary source
ProductRate / APYAPRWhat changes the quote
6-month CDFeed pending- Not availableShort-term lock
12-month CDFeed pending- Not availableCommon ladder rung
5-year CDFeed pending- Not availableCheck call and penalty terms

Reference framework: FDIC national rates and institution disclosures. Individual offers depend on eligibility and may change without notice.

Borrowing rates

Compare APR and total cost for personal loans, auto loans and credit cards.

Primary source
ProductRate / APYAPRWhat changes the quote
Personal loanFeed pending- Not availableAPR depends on credit and term
New auto loanFeed pending- Not availableDealer and bank offers differ
Credit cardFeed pending- Not availableVariable APR; grace period matters

Reference framework: Federal Reserve G.19 and lender disclosures. Individual offers depend on eligibility and may change without notice.

How to use a rate table without overreading it

A table is a screening tool, not a personalized offer. First confirm the source and timestamp, then match the product and term, and finally price the conditions that are not visible in one percentage.

Match the product

A fixed mortgage, variable savings account, direct CD and personal loan follow different disclosure and repricing rules. Compare like with like.

Read beyond the rate

Open the provider disclosure for APR or APY, fees, points, balance tiers, penalties, lock status and access restrictions.

What the table cannot know

It cannot know your credit profile, property, deposit balance, tax position, intended holding period or need for liquidity. Those facts can change both eligibility and the best practical choice. TODAY.you therefore does not label an offer “best” without criteria and does not display an unverified value as current.

Questions to answer before using a quoted rate

Why might a rate table show “Feed pending”?

TODAY.you withholds numeric values when the verified feed is missing, malformed or more than 48 hours old. Use the named primary source and provider disclosure until current data passes the freshness check.

Is a displayed rate a guaranteed offer?

No. A market rate or table value is a comparison starting point. Your product, credit, property, balance, term, fees and eligibility can change the offer available to you.

Should I compare the rate, APR or APY?

Use APR for many borrowing comparisons because it can include specified finance charges. Use APY for deposit growth because it includes compounding. Then compare fees and conditions in dollars.