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What is a Variable Rate Mortgage? |
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Mortgages -
Residential
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A variable rate mortgage, where the amount of your monthly repayment is linked to the mortgage interest rate charged by your lender. If the mortgage rate is increased, the amount of your monthly repayment increases. Conversely, when the mortgage rate decreases, so does the amount of your monthly repayment. The change in your monthly payment is calculated to ensure that the mortgage loan is on course to be repaid within the given term.
Your home is at risk if you fail to ensure that your mortgage loan is repaid by the end of its term. It is your responsibility to ensure that your mortgage is repaid on time. If you have an interest only mortgage, it is also your responsibility to ensure that you have an investment plan in place to repay the mortgage debt. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 08 November 2007 )
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