With a fixed rate mortgage, your interest rate and payments will be consistent throughout the duration of your loan. You can rest assured knowing your interest rate won’t increase alongside market rates. You may also benefit from refinancing later if market rates decrease. Fixed rate mortgages are available in a variety of term lengths ranging from 10 years to 30 years.
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An ARM can save you money on your loan, especially if you’ll be living in the home for only a few years. ARMs are available in a variety of configurations and term lengths, with the most common being 3/1, 5/1, 7/1 and 10/1. In these figures, the first number represents the number of years your interest rate will remain fixed. The second number represents how often your interest rate will change after the fixed rate period expires (in this case, every year). This is called the adjustment period. Rates may increase or decrease during adjustment periods and make your monthly payments higher or lower respectively. However, you can set caps on your ARM to protect against rate increases.
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