Still Considering an Adjustable Rate Mortgage?

May 5, 2010 by · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Mortgage 

No matter what a bank or lending institution tells you, the difference is as simple as looking in the name of the product… A FIXED rate mortgage is simply that your mortgage loan is on a fixed rate and is not subject to change… An ADJUSTABLE rate mortgage is a mortgage loan product whose rate is subject to fluctuation and change based on economic indexes and sometimes bank whims.
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