Time to Adjust

Don’t put it off any longer, these historically low ARM interest rates may not last.

You and many of your DECU co-members and co-owners have adjustable rate mortgages with us at the going interest rate of around 3%. Now that terms are expiring, you may qualify for new rates that start as low as 1.875%.

Members who transferred their loans are saving money every month, and paying less over the long term for their loan. Maybe it’s time you took a look at the super-low rates available on existing ARM turnovers for pre-qualified DECU members just like you.

Current DECU ARM Rates

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6.56%
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As low as
7/1 ARM 30 Year^
6.61%
apr
As low as
5/1 ARM 30 Year^
6.92%
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As low as
3/1 ARM 30 Year^
These low rates are historic, but they won’t last forever. Adjusting your mortgage’s rate is an easy and smart choice, but these low interest rates are not permanent. The time to look into an ARM refinance is right now. 

Contact Our Mortgage Team for Help

Maggie Pavano AVP Mortgage Sales

Maggie Pavano

AVP, Mortgage Sales
NMLS: 804907 • More info

APPLY WITH MAGGIE

Dan Schimanski

Mortgage Loan Originator
NMLS: 6043 • More info

APPLY WITH DAN
Jake Dawson DECU Mortgage Loan Officer

Jake Dawson

Mortgage Loan Originator
NMLS: 400489 • More info

APPLY WITH JAKE
Laura Laxy Mortgage Loan Officer

Laura Laxy

Mortgage Loan Originator
NMLS: 27873 • More info

APPLY WITH LAURA
Rick Bormann DECU Mortgage Loan Officer

Rick Bormann

Mortgage Loan Originator
NMLS: 4001275 • More info

APPLY WITH RICK
Tyler Brockman

Tyler Brockman

Mortgage Loan Originator
NMLS: 921037 • More info

APPLY WITH TYLER
Justin Klinkhammer

Justin Klinkhammer

Mortgage Loan Originator
NMLS: 243661 • More info

APPLY WITH JUSTIN
Jake Peterson

Jake Peterson

Mortgage Loan Originator
NMLS: 1949143 • More info

APPLY WITH JAKE

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