PenFed Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) Promotional Rate Sale A Jaw Dropper for Deal Seekers
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Designed to be the perfect loan for borrowers who want to maximize the value in their home and minimize cash out of pocket expenses at the settlement table, PenFed believes this is the best mortgage offer in the nation.
“This offer is great news in the current economic environment,” said
Promotion Highlights:
PenFed’s newest mortgage offer includes the following promotional features:
A COMPETITIVE, LOW PROMOTIONAL RATE: This special offer is available on PenFed’s 5/5 Adjustable rate Mortgage (ARM) for purchase applications and external refinances:
Example: For a
•First 60 payments of approximately
•Next 300 payments, 2.750% interest rate and 2.732% APR, payments of approximately
This payment example does not include taxes or insurance; and actual payments may be greater. The rate is a variable rate and can increase.
NO CLOSING COSTS(1): Available on purchases and external refinances. PenFed now offers its 5/5 ARM with no closing costs. That means PenFed pays any costs involved with closing—including, but not limited to—any appraisal fee, tax service fee, title free, transfer tax, credit report fee, and more. PenFed pays all fees so that a borrower’s house-buying funds go directly toward the value of their home.
For Example: A homebuyer with a
Loan Amount-----------Closing Cost Savings
According to Naylor, “It’s not unusual to see a loan request for purchasing property in
PENFED COVERS THE FIRST PAYMENT(2): PenFed will also cover the 5/5 ARM’s first payment in the form of a closing cost credit. PenFed pays not only the principal, but also the taxes and interest in the first payment. On a
“Getting into your home should be a thrilling experience,” said Naylor. “We’re covering the first payment so that your only thought is, ‘We did it!’”
GUARANTEE THE CLOSING DATE(3): PenFed guarantees its 5/5 ARM will be ready by the closing date of a new purchase. If the closing date is not met, PenFed will pay the borrower
ASTOUNDING RATE: PenFed believes that features and offers do not mean a thing without a good rate backing it up. The 5/5 ARM offers a 2.5% rate for the first five years. According to BankRate.com as of
LONGER, PREDICTABLE PERIODS: PenFed’s 5/5 ARM can only adjust once every five years, providing a predictable, long-lasting great rate for the homeowner. It can only adjust by 2%—with a lifetime cap of only 5%. That means a borrower starting at the 2.5% rate can be assured that rate will last five years without unpredictable fluctuations due to market conditions.
HOME VALUE OR LOAN SIZE BENEFITS: The PenFed 5/5 ARM benefits apply to any ARM on home purchases or external refinancing, up to
“Every place is different, and every place prices differently,” said Naylor. “It’s not uncommon for a financial institution to offer a good deal—that is, on a very specific loan size. That is not what we are aiming for with this special offer. We want people to buy the home they want, not the home we want them to buy.”
EARN CREDIT CARD POINT REWARDS(4): Individuals who obtain a PenFed 5/5 adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) will earn reward points equal to 10% of a mortgage loan with a maximum credit of 100,000 points on their qualifying PenFed rewards credit card. PenFed’s rewards credit cards have market leading rates, benefits and rewards.
"We consider our 5/5 ARM to be our flagship mortgage program. It provides one of the best member value deals ever. Besides, spring is prime time for house buying, so this is the perfect time to get in on our biggest 'WOW' mortgage offer of the year. Don't miss out," said Naylor.
Learn More and Apply Today!
For more information about PenFed and our 5/5 ARM mortgage program, visit PenFed.org or call 800.970.7766.
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Established in 1935, PenFed is one of the largest credit unions in
Disclosures: Rates valid as of
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