Personal Banking
Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM)
A mortgage loan with an interest rate that is linked to a particular economic index. The rate and monthly payments will adjust periodically.
- Traditionally has a lower initial rate.
- Interest rate adjustments are capped to limit the amount that your payment can increase each year and for the life of the loan.
- Option to convert to a fixed-rate mortgage in the future.
Use for: Financing or refinancing a home you plan to live in for less than two or three years (or if you anticipate a significant increase in income over the next three years).



