660 Credit Score Refinance
A 660 earns better refinance and cash-out pricing than 640, with another step up waiting at 700.
By Onias Derilus, Mortgage Capital · NMLS# 1859012 · Last Updated: June 2026
A 660 credit score refinances on improving terms. Conventional rate-term and cash-out pricing both step up from 640, which matters most on cash-out, where higher scores noticeably reduce the rate. You have full access to the refinance menu at 660, and the next meaningful break sits at 700.
Cash-Out Rewards the Climb
Cash-out pricing is especially sensitive to credit, so the move from 640 to 660 helps more here than on a simple rate-term refinance. If you are tapping equity, a 660 already saves over a lower score.
The rate improves again at 700, so if a cash-out refinance is not urgent and 700 is close, waiting can reduce the cost. For a straightforward rate-term refinance, 660 is already a comfortable place to act.
| Refinance Type | Available at a 660 Score? |
|---|---|
| Conventional rate-term | Yes |
| Cash-out | Yes, improving pricing |
| Best Cash-Out Pricing | Climbs through 700 |
| Next Break | 700 |
660 Score Refinance — FAQ
Yes, and better than 640. Cash-out pricing is sensitive to credit, so a 660 reduces the rate noticeably. The next step up is at 700, which is worth targeting if a cash-out refinance is not urgent.
For cash-out. Cash-out refinances price credit more aggressively, so climbing from 660 toward 700 helps a cash-out rate more than it helps a simple rate-term refinance.
A Refinance With a 660 Score?
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Rates are illustrative only. APR and payments vary by credit score, loan amount, and market conditions. Subject to credit approval. Not a commitment to lend. NMLS# 1859012. Equal Housing Lender.