Should I choose a fixed or variable interest rate?
With a fixed rate, your costs stay the same for the whole term of the loan, unless the lender’s fees or rate margins change. A variable rate is usually cheaper when you take out the loan, but if interest rates rise, so do your costs. Conversely, your costs fall if rates fall. The choice depends on your finances, so get financing proposals on different loan types before you decide.
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