30-yr fixed6.58%▲ 0.03 ptsas of Jul 23, 2026·15-yr fixed5.96%▲ 0.03 ptsas of Jul 23, 2026·10-yr Treasury4.67%▲ 0.04 ptsas of Jul 22, 2026·30-yr fixed6.58%▲ 0.03 ptsas of Jul 23, 2026·15-yr fixed5.96%▲ 0.03 ptsas of Jul 23, 2026·10-yr Treasury4.67%▲ 0.04 ptsas of Jul 22, 2026·30-yr fixed6.58%▲ 0.03 ptsas of Jul 23, 2026·15-yr fixed5.96%▲ 0.03 ptsas of Jul 23, 2026·10-yr Treasury4.67%▲ 0.04 ptsas of Jul 22, 2026·
You could save

$212/mo

on your monthly payment

Break-even in

48 mo

to earn back $10,250 in costs

Your rate
7.35%
Today's 30-yr
6.58%
▼ 0.77% lower than your rate today

Not quite worth it yet.

It'd take 48 months to earn back the closing costs. We'll watch rates and tell you the moment that changes.

Your numbers

Percent — check your latest mortgage statement.

Roughly what you still owe.

Not needed for this math — it just lets us track your value too.

The math, in full

Your payment todayAt 7.35%$2,825
Payment at today's rateAt 6.58%$2,613
You'd save each month$212
Estimated closing costs2.5% est.$10,250
Break-even: 48 monthsMost people refinance when this is under 24 months

Saved over 5 years

$12,702

If you keep the loan that long, minus closing costs: $2,452 net.

Rate you'd need

5.75%

The highest rate at which refinancing pays for itself within 24 months. Watch for this.

We'll watch this so you don't have to.

Rates move weekly. We'll re-run this math every month and email you the moment refinancing is actually worth it.

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Where these numbers come from

Today's rate

Freddie Mac's weekly national average via FRED — as of Jul 23, 2026.

Your rate & balance

You told us. Your latest statement has the exact figures.

Closing costs

Estimated at 2.5% of the loan — typical for lender fees, title, and appraisal. Your actual quote will vary.

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