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--but the interest rate is not fixed for the whole thirty years.
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A typical ARM is two and twenty-eight,
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which means that it has a low teaser rate for two years
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--a teaser, that they call it--
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and then rates that go up after two years
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and then tied to some other benchmark rate of interest,
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like the Treasury bill rate.
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The problem is then that these were sold to low-income people,
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in many cases, who didn't understand what they were getting
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and that after two years the interest rate would reset up.
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So we would see resets after two years
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to a much higher level and some of these people would discover