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why might a bank offer to make a loan to a consumer at a low initial rate which will increase after a set period of time?

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since there's no available options,

There are basically two reasons :
- To make it look more profitable for the debtor
- The bank offer a lower initial rate to reduce the risk of Bad Debt Expense.

When bank offer a loan, there are always a risk of the debtor not able to return the loan. That's why bank lower the initial rate at first. After a set period of time, when the debtor became more financially stable, that's when the interest started to increase so the bank could gain some profit
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