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Morgage Type Advice

  • 20-09-2017 12:32pm
    #1
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    I know this could be a how long is a piece of string question, but we are currently in the process of moving our mortgage to KBC.

    We will be availing of a rate of 3.1% variable. I now see they are offering a 10 year fixed rate of 2.99%. At the moment we take a longer term and overpay the mortgage to allow for differing circumstances down the line, but this 10 year fixed rate looks tempting. I would just shorten the term and take the risk I would say.

    Are there any opinions on this as to whether this 10 year fixed rate is good value of should I stick with the flexibility of the variable rate and the the potential risk of rate hikes over the next few years?


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