Types of mortgages - Variable Rate

Variable Rate Mortgages

With a variable rate mortgage repayments go up and down in line with interest rate fluctuations as defined by LIBOR (London InterBank Offered Rate - the interest rate at which Banks in London lend to each other).

Generally a variable rate mortgage can be a repayment mortgage or an interest only adverse credit remortgages. The variable mortgage has a rate of interest determined by the lender. When interest rates change (or when the lender decides), the variable rate will also change. However, if the interest rates change, the lender does not have to pass this on to the borrower, unlike with a tracker mortgage.

For more information on variable rate mortgages or to apply for a variable rate mortgage please follow the link - Variable Rate Mortgages >

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