Tips on choosing between fixed and variable interest rates





Most of us finance our new home with the help of home loans and therefore, it is vital to know about the interest rates and the differences among them. Here is a guide to help you decide a better repayment plan that does not clash with your monthly budget:

1.       Fixed Rate of Interest

Here, the interest rates will be fixed for the entire tenure of the home loan. This helps in planning repayment ahead as the amount to be paid per month will remain constant. An added advantage of fixed interest rate is that the RBI policy changes on interest rates will not affect the rates belonging to this loan type. The disadvantage of choosing this type is that it includes bank charges that are slightly higher that other loan types and also a drop in general interest rates due to various policies does not let us obtain its benefits as the interest rates remain fixed.

2.       Variable Rate of Interest

Variable rate of interest or floating interest rate are those which would fluctuate as per RBI policies throughout the loan tenure. Banks mostly fix a rate that is slightly lower ad if RBI policies influence the drops in interest rate, the interest amount to be paid will also go down. The disadvantage of choosing this type is that it does not let you plan ahead for paying interest and also, a sudden hike in rates will put an extensive financial pressure on the monthly budget.


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