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Adjustable Rate Mortgages (“ARM”) differ from fixed rate mortgage in that the interest rate changes (adjust) at a fixed time. A one-year mortgage adjusts once a year and a six month mortgage adjust every six months. There are one month, six month and one, three, five seven and ten year adjustable mortgages, to name a few.
