For example, a homeowner might choose a variable rate loan for a mortgage because initially, the rate could be lower than that of a fixed-rate loan. However, over time, as the index rate increases or decreases, so will the interest rate on the mortgage, affecting the monthly payment amounts.
When discussing mortgage options, the financial advisor mentioned that a variable rate loan could be advantageous if interest rates are expected to decline in the coming years.
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