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Lowest credit union mortgage rates

Credit unions offer competitive mortgage rates with lower fees and a member-first closing experience. Compare 30-year fixed offers below.

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1Suncoast
Tampa, FL
6.15%7/3/2026View →
2Idaho Central
Chubbuck, ID
6.15%7/3/2026View →
3Pentagon
Mclean, VA
6.15%7/3/2026View →
4Navy Federal Credit Union
Vienna, VA
6.20%7/3/2026View →
5First Technology
San Jose, CA
6.20%7/3/2026View →
6Alliant
Chicago, IL
6.20%7/3/2026View →
7State Employees'
Raleigh, NC
6.25%7/3/2026View →
8Ent
Colorado Springs, CO
6.25%7/3/2026View →
9America First
Riverdale, UT
6.25%7/3/2026View →
10Schoolsfirst
Tustin, CA
6.30%7/3/2026View →
11Randolph-Brooks
Live Oak, TX
6.30%7/3/2026View →
12Mountain America
Sandy, UT
6.30%7/3/2026View →
13Boeing Employees
Tukwila, WA
6.35%7/3/2026View →
14Lake Michigan
Caledonia, MI
6.35%7/3/2026View →
15The Golden 1
Sacramento, CA
6.35%7/3/2026View →

Rates are self-reported by each credit union and may not reflect the latest offer or your eligibility. Confirm current terms on the credit union's page before applying.

Frequently asked questions

Are credit union mortgages a good deal?

Credit unions often pair competitive rates with lower origination fees and more flexible underwriting, which can meaningfully reduce the total cost of your loan.

Do I have to be a member to get a mortgage?

Generally yes — you'll join the credit union as part of the loan process. Many have broad, easy-to-meet membership eligibility.

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