Our Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Loan Number XXXX, recent Interest rate hike is more than reasonable. For XXXX years our base rate was 2.25 %, bought down by an initial substantial payment. Now interest is being raised by the full Libor rate. 

This week Wells Fargo advised that the rate would be the full Libor plus the initial rate or one they calculate to be 3 %, a 33 % gain when it is well known that there has been no substantial gain in interest rates over the last XXXX years. For a year, based on my {$150000.00} mortgage, this results in an additional {$1000.00} increase in payments. Based on this, the next five years, assuming a 1 % Libor each year, would cause the rate to be 7.24 %, a full 322 % gain, or at a minimum, an additional cost to me of {$5200.00}. This is usury. 

The loan agreement does stipulate this Libor rate increase but it is XXXX '' thick document, over XXXX pages, and I missed the full Libor increase clause when initiated. I thought, when they said an increase it meant the percentage change in the rate, not the full Libor rate. A change would mean subtracting today 's Libor rate from the original rate and using the sum as the adder. This would be reasonable. 

Credit score is not in question because mine is XXXX. Is there anything you can do to relieve me of this additional cost? 
