Today's mortgage rates in New Hampshire

Today's mortgage rates in New Hampshire

Rate

6.375%

APR

6.651%

Points

1.875($6,563)

As of Thursday, December 4, 2025, Rocket Mortgage's 30-year fixed mortgage rate in New Hampshire is 6.375%, with an APR of 6.651%.
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New Hampshire mortgage rates

These rates are based on a sample scenario with common loan assumptions. Monthly payments are based on a $350K loan and a $1.1M jumbo loan. Taxes and insurance aren’t included in the estimate, so the actual payment will be higher.

Rate

6.375%

APR
6.651%

Monthly payment$2,184

Points

1.875 ($6,563)

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20-year fixed

Rate

6.25%

APR
6.627%

Monthly payment$2,559

Points

2 ($7,000)

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Rate

5.875%

APR
6.712%

Monthly payment$2,216

Points

1.875 ($6,563)

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Rate

5.75%

APR
5.956%

Monthly payment$6,420

Points

1.75 ($19,250)

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Rate

5.875%

APR
6.278%

Monthly payment$2,071

Points

2 ($7,000)

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New Hampshire mortgage options

All listed loan options are available in all 50 states. The price of each loan may vary by state due to state taxes and fees.

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An average down payment is about 5% of the home price.

A 30-year term is the most popular loan length because it has the lowest payments.

Mortgage interest rates change all the time, but they’re usually in the 6% to 9% range.

We estimate these based on the ZIP code you entered, or you can enter your own numbers.

Usually based on the home value and location. To estimate yours, look at listings on Rocket Homes.

Usually around $1,000 per month, but the cost can vary based on location and coverage.

Down payment assistance programs in New Hampshire

Down payment assistance

Rocket Mortgage works with a wide range of down payment assistance programs to help make homeownership more attainable


Lower your upfront costs

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Grants, loans, and support

Down payment assistance helps home buyers cover upfront costs through grants, loans, or matched savings programs.


Offer favorable loan conditions

Help cover closing costs

Support first-time home buyers

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Rent Rewards

Eligible renters may save up to $5,000 in closing costs when buying a home with Rocket Mortgage.


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Get up to $5,000 back

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Frequently asked questions

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What's the difference between APR and interest rate?

Interest rate is the percentage of the loan you’ll repay the lender for the cost of borrowing. APR (average percentage rate) is the interest rate plus additional costs associated with your loan, such as mortgage points or private mortgage insurance (PMI). APR gives a more comprehensive view of the loan’s total cost, while the interest rate is the basic cost of borrowing.

What should you check before locking in a mortgage rate with a lender?

Compare rates between mortgage lenders: It’s common that lenders offer slightly different rates and fees. Comparing rates, fees, and the loan terms could help you save in the long-run.

Check interest rate trends: Are rates increasing or decreasing? If interest rates may increase, it could be a good time to lock in the rate. If interest rates may decrease, it could be a good idea to wait.

Understand the lock period: How long is the rate lock valid? The rate lock could last anywhere from 30 to 60 days. Make sure the rate lock covers enough time until your planned closing date. If the lock period expires, you could lose the rate or pay to extend the lock.

Find out the costs associated with a rate lock: Some, but not all, lenders require a fee to lock in an interest rate, so be sure to weigh your options. You could also have costs associated with extending a rate lock.

Ask about float-down options: Some lenders offer float-down options, which may allow you to switch to a new, lower rate, if interest rates drop. You could have to pay an additional fee.

Buying mortgage points: Mortgage points, or discount points, are an upfront cost you pay to lower your interest rate. Speak with your mortgage lender about the costs and whether this option is right for you.

What specific factors will affect my mortgage rate in New Hampshire?

Mortgage rates in New Hampshire are influenced by seasonal weather-related risks, such as winter storm exposure and properties in flood-risk lake regions or coastal areas. Your lender could require you to carry additional insurance policies. Rural and vacation-area homes, like the Lakes Region or White Mountains, may also require special appraisal considerations. Condos in tourist markets may have HOA rules or rental restrictions that factor into underwriting. In general, credit score, debt-to-income ratio (DTI), and loan type could all affect your mortgage rate.

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