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Variable rate loans are loans where the interest charged every month varies, usually in line with a base rate such as the Bank of England's. If a large loan needs to be taken out at a time of generally high interest rates, a variable rate loan might be the best option if rates are forecast to fall, as the interest rate will become less as time goes by. During times of low interest rates, a fixed rate loan will probably be the best option, unless rates look set to drop even further. Borrowers who plan to attempt to continually cash in their loan to maintain minimum interest payments throughout the term should make sure that any early settlement charges are not excessive.
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