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current LIBOR Rate
LIBOR is an abbreviation for the
"London Interbank Offered Rate," and is the interest rate offered by a
specific group of London banks for U.S. dollar deposits of a stated
maturity. LIBOR is used as a base index for setting rates of some
adjustable rate financial instruments, including Adjustable Rate Mortgages
(ARM's)
Today's LIBOR Interest Rates
are listed below and
updated daily:
popular LIBOR LOAN programs
One Month Libor
Loan
An adjustable rate mortgage based on the LIBOR index where your interest
rate changes monthly. The margin on your loan will not change
throughout the term however your payments will be adjusted every
month to reflect the new interest rate.
Six Month Libor
Loan
An adjustable rate mortgage
based on the LIBOR index where your interest rate changes every six (6)
months. The margin on your loan will not change
throughout the term however your payments will be adjusted every
six months to reflect the new interest rate.
One Year Libor
Loan
An adjustable rate mortgage
based on the LIBOR index where your interest rate changes annually. The margin
on your loan will not change
throughout the term however your payments will be adjusted
annually to reflect the new interest rate.
3 Year LIBOR ARM
The interest rate is fixed for the first
three (3) years of the loan term. After this period your
payments and interest rate will usually change annually based on your
margin and the current LIBOR index.
5 Year LIBOR ARM
The interest rate is fixed for the first
five years (5) of the loan term. After this period your
payments and interest rate will usually change annually based on your
margin and the current LIBOR index.
7 Year LIBOR ARM
The interest rate is fixed for the first
seven (7) years of the loan term. After this period your
payments and interest rate will usually change annually based on your
margin and the current LIBOR index.
10 Year LIBOR ARM
The interest rate is fixed for the first
ten (10) years of the loan term. After this period your payments
and interest rate will usually change annually based on your margin and
the current LIBOR index.
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