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Author:
Ego Feathers Jr.
Web Site: http://www.1st-choice-loans.com
An Ontario adjustable
rate mortgage may be a risk worth taking
The
Ontario adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) is a mortgage in which the
interest rates vary during the term of the mortgage. The new
rate may equal index plus margin. Also called a Variable Rate
Mortgage, the terms for an adjustable rate mortgage can be
complicated, so make sure you know how it works.
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The interest
rates for an adjustable rate mortgage do not adjust every month
but every six months, a year or every three years. Also, there
is a cap on how high the interest rates can go so that your
payment can only increase within the prescribed limits. Make
sure that both the duration and limits of adjustment should be
spelled out clearly in your loan agreement.
Here is an
inspirational tip: the adjustable rate mortgage that has an
adjustment interval of once a year but has a higher initial
rate, may cost less than the one that adjusts twice a year but
has a lower start rate.
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