Suppose that you are thinking about taking out an adjustable rate loan (ARM) with the following information:
Teaser Rate: 3.5%
Margin: 4.0%
Year 1 TSY Strip Index: 2.0%
Year 2 TSY Strip Index: 3.5%
Year 3 TSY Strip Index: 1.5%
Periodic Cap: 1.0%
Lifetime Cap: 5.0%
Caps are NOT based off of the Teaser
A)What is the interest rate in the 1st year of the loan?
B)What is the interest rate in the 2nd year of the loan?
C)What is the maximum possible interest rate you will pay throughout the life of the loan?
a)
The interest rate in the first year of the loan will be equal to
the teaser rate = 3.5%, even though the rate as per the margin and
1 year strip rate should be = 6%
b)
The interest rate in the first year of the loan should be = Year 2
strip index plus margin which will come 7.5%. Since we are given
that the caps are not based off of the teaser rate, the periodic
rate cap of 1% will would be on the possible Year 1 rate if teaser
was not there i.e. 6% . Hence Year rate stands capped at 7%
(c) Given the lifetime cap of 5% but since it is not based off of the teaser, then like above it should be linked to Year 1 possible rate. This will mean that the maximum rate possible during the life is going to be 11%.
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