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An adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) features a variable interest rate, which is periodically adjusted based on the change in a financial index such as the one year Treasury Bill, plus a margin that is established prior to closing. Interest rate changes are limited or capped at each adjustment and for the life of the loan.
National Iron Bank offers ARM programs with a fixed rate for 1, 2, 3, 4 years or 5 years. ARM loans usually start at a lower rate than fixed rate loans, which translates to greater purchasing power. |