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Adjustable Mortgage Rates Today
One of the most popular types of loans is the adjustable rate mortgage, AKA, ARM. This loan has lower payment than a fixed rate mortgage because the ARM is considered variable. In other words, the borrower benefits today with a lower payment because eventually the loan converts to an adjustable interest rate that typically trends higher than fixed rate loans.
Check out today's low adjustable rate mortgage loans for refinancing, home equity and house buying with low monthly payment terms. For many years Nationwide lenders have extended loan programs that encourage the borrower to choose between a fixed or variable rate term. We will also refer you to trusted sources that offer the most aggressive ARM mortgage loans in the market-place.
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