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In an ARM with 2/2/6 caps, what does the "6" represent?

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Correct answer: Maximum total rate increase over the loan's life

In a 2/2/6 ARM cap structure: 2 = max increase at first adjustment, 2 = max increase at each subsequent adjustment, 6 = maximum total rate increase over the life of the loan.

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