You can use our mortgage payment calculator to calculate an estimated monthly payment based on the loan term.
Understand your options
Is a Fixed Rate Mortgage the right option for you? This type of mortgage is ideal for those wanting consistent mortgage loan payments and terms for the life of the loan. These scenarios are common when choosing a fixed rate loan:
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Multiple term options
Choose from a variety of loan terms. Private mortgage insurance (PMI) is not required.
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Low fees
Our loans do not require application or credit report fees.1
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Lending footprint
Purchase or refinance primary residences, second homes, and investment properties in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, and Tennessee.
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Tax and insurance included
Your monthly payment includes principal, interest, and an estimated amount to cover annual property taxes and applicable insurance premiums.
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Understand the home loan amount you can afford.
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Shop with confidence knowing what price range you can afford.
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Demonstrate your creditworthiness in your offer.
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Reduce timelines and potentially close on your dream home faster.
Compare Fixed Rate Mortgage Loan options
Fixed Rate Mortgage rates
These rates are based on a $250,000 loan up to the maximum term length for a single family home.2 Payments represent principal and interest only; taxes and insurance are not included. Therefore, the actual payment obligation will be greater.
Loan type | Loan-to-value3,4,5 | Rates (APR6) as low as | Monthly payment |
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10-Year Fixed Rate | 90% or less | 5.050% (5.315% APR) | $2,657.75 |
10-Year Fixed Rate | 90.01 - 95% | 5.250% (5.517% APR) | $2,682.29 |
15-Year Fixed Rate | 90% or less | 5.250% (5.438% APR) | $2,009.69 |
15-Year Fixed Rate | 90.01 - 95% | 5.550% (5.741% APR) | $2,049.35 |
20-Year Fixed Rate | 90% or less | 5.950% (6.106% APR) | $1,783.87 |
20-Year Fixed Rate | 90.01 - 95% | 6.500% (6.662% APR) | $1,863.93 |
30-Year Fixed Rate | 90% or less | 6.250% (6.370% APR) | $1,539.29 |
Frequently asked questions about Fixed Rate Mortgages
Closing costs are fees you pay when finalizing a home-buying or home-refinancing transaction. SECU may assess an origination fee based on your loan amount, which is capped at $2,500, based on your loan type and amount. Origination fees do not apply to HELOCs. You must also pay SECU for an appraisal that is completed by a third party. The remainder of the charges, such as title insurance, attorney fees, homeowners insurance, and property taxes, are paid to third parties. The loan estimate (not applicable for HELOCs), provided within three days of receiving a completed application, estimates what closing costs you can expect.
Adjustable rate mortgages, also known as variable-rate mortgages, have interest rates that may change periodically based on the corresponding financial index. Fixed rate mortgages have an interest rate that remains the same for the life of the loan.