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Illinois Mortgage Rates

Illinois mortgage rates are currently 5.05% — above the national average of 5.0%. Rates are primarily driven by Fed policy and 10-year Treasury yields, with slight local variation. Data as of January 2026.

🏠 Illinois Mortgage Rates — January 2026

5.05%
Illinois Rate
5.0%
National Average
$1,350
Median Monthly Rent

30-year fixed mortgage rate. Source: Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey.

ℹ️ Public Data Data sourced from Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey. Last updated January 2026.

📊 Illinois Financial Snapshot

MetricIllinoisNational Avg
Cost of Living Rank #29 / 50 Rank #25
Estate Planning Costs $1,200-$3,000 $1,000-$3,000
Financial Advisor Costs $200-$350/hr $200-$300/hr
Income Tax Rates 4.95% 5.0%
Mortgage Rates 5.05% 5.0%
Savings Rates 1.25% APY 1.2% APY
Tax Preparation Costs $150–$350 $220

Data as of January 2026. Sources: Freddie Mac, FDIC, Tax Foundation, MERIC.

All States — Mortgage Rates Comparison

StateMortgage Rates
Alabama 4.85%
Alaska 5.00%
Arizona 4.90%
Arkansas 4.88%
California 5.10%
Colorado 5.05%
Connecticut 5.20%
Delaware 5.00%
Florida 4.95%
Georgia 4.92%
Hawaii 5.30%
Idaho 4.88%
→ Illinois 5.05%
Indiana 4.87%
Iowa 4.90%
Kansas 4.92%
Kentucky 4.88%
Louisiana 4.85%
Maine 5.10%
Maryland 5.15%
Massachusetts 5.20%
Michigan 4.95%
Minnesota 5.10%
Mississippi 4.82%
Missouri 4.88%
Montana 4.95%
Nebraska 4.92%
Nevada 4.90%
New Hampshire 5.15%
New Jersey 5.25%
New Mexico 4.88%
New York 5.20%
North Carolina 4.92%
North Dakota 4.90%
Ohio 4.95%
Oklahoma 4.88%
Oregon 5.05%
Pennsylvania 5.00%
Rhode Island 5.15%
South Carolina 4.90%
South Dakota 4.92%
Tennessee 4.88%
Texas 4.95%
Utah 4.92%
Vermont 5.15%
Virginia 5.05%
Washington 5.10%
West Virginia 4.85%
Wisconsin 5.00%
Wyoming 4.90%

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Illinois mortgage rates in 2026?
Illinois mortgage rates are currently 5.05% as of January 2026. This compares to a national average of 5.0%.
How do Illinois mortgage rates compare to other states?
Mortgage rates are primarily driven by national factors (Fed policy, 10-year Treasury yields) with slight variation by state based on lender competition and local market conditions. The Illinois rate of 5.05% is slightly above the national average of 5.0%.
Should I use a local or national lender for a Illinois mortgage?
Both have advantages. Local lenders often know the Illinois market better and may offer faster closing. National lenders (Quicken, Better, loanDepot) can offer competitive rates and all-digital processes. Compare at least 3 quotes before deciding.
How does Illinois compare to the national average for mortgage rates?
Illinois's mortgage rates of 5.05% exceed the national average of 5.0%. This difference matters: even a 0.25% rate difference on a $400,000 mortgage saves or costs roughly $20,000 over 30 years.
Where can I find additional Illinois financial resources?
For Illinois residents: the state government's official financial services website, the CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) at consumerfinance.gov, and FinanceStackHub's free tools (calculators, AI health check, guides) provide free educational resources to help you make informed financial decisions.

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