"Take A Closer Look At Your Adjustable Rate Mortgage"
What is an Adjustable Rate Mortgage?
An adjustable rate mortgage, called an ARM for short, is a mortgage with an interest rate that is linked to an economic index. The interest rate, and your payments, are periodically adjusted up or down as the index changes.
How Much Will My
Adjustable Rate Mortgage Go Up?
1. Get a Copy of Your
Adjustable Rate Rider. It
will be with the paperwork you received at closing, or you can get a copy at
your registry of deeds.
2. Figure out which Index your Adjustable Rate is attached to.
3. In the Ticker Table below, make note of the rate from Index that is attached to
Your Rate.
|
ARM Indexes | ||
|
ARM Index |
Current Rate | Trend |
|
LIBOR 6 Mo. |
5.39% |  |
|
LIBOR 1 Yr. |
5.48% | |
|
Treasury 1 Yr. |
4.98% | |
|
Constant Maturity 1 Yr. |
4.91% | |
|
C.O.F.I |
4.224% | |
|
Prime Rate |
8.25% | |
|
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4. Figure out what Margin your lender has set for you. This will be expressed as a percentage in the Calculation of Change Section. Write it down.
5. Add your Index Rate and Your Margin Rate together.
Use the Calculator BELOW to determine your new Payment on Adjustment Day.
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