A variable interest rate can go up or down over time, which means your payment can change too.
A variable interest rate adjusts periodically based on a referenced benchmark or index, causing payments to fluctuate over the loan term.
Variable rates may start lower but carry the risk of rising. Whether they fit depends on your tolerance for payment changes.
If the benchmark a variable-rate loan follows rises, the payment can increase at the next adjustment.
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