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What if interest rates rise?

I personally recomment fixed-interest loans. If the rate rises, then you are insulated against rising repayments. On the other hand, if rates fall you should still be smiling. Have you noticed how low interest rates are usually followed by an increase in property prices? Also, if variable rates do rise, you are buffered by the tax refund.

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