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Fixed Rate MortgagesFixed Rate MortgagesThe advantages of Fixed Rate Mortgages is the security of fixed repayments for an agreed amount of time. For the duration of the fixed rate period, your mortgage repayments can never alter (assuming you keep up repayments) no matter what happens to interest rates. This can unfortunately mean that when interest rates drop your fixed rate stays static and you can end up paying more than you need to. Also, there is usually a period after the fixed rate period in which you can not pay off / change your mortgage without paying a penalty. |
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