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What's the difference between a fixed-rate and a variable-rate mortgage?

The main difference is that with a fixed-rate mortgage you always pay the same interest. This means that whatever happens, your monthly payment will not change.

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By contrast, with a variable-rate mortgage the interest rate varies depending on the performance of the benchmark index which is set by the 1-year Euribor.

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