What are the advantages and disadvantages of fixed versus variable rate mortgages?

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  1. Sam

    a fixed rate mortgage is a loan whose interest rate will remain the same for the life of the loan, for example, if you get a fixed rate 30 year mortgage at 6%, your interest rate will remain 6% for the life of the loan

    on a variable rate mortgage, your interest rate will vary depending on the guidelines for the loan, the rate will adjust according to whatever the loan is linked to and the guidelines associated with the loan

    the advantages for the fixed rate is that it will always be stable for the life while the variable will change, the advantages of the variable rate is that it is usually lower than the fixed rate for the introduction period.. you can later refinance the loan once the adjusts to a higher rate

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