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07-03-2012, 11:01 AM
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Formerly XG-Panelvanman
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Im in Cranbourne,VIC.
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as a new home owner and first home owner only recently we decided to go a variable rate with our mortgage.
now with a couple of cuts and the last rise it seems that the big question now is to lock in a fixed rate, or stay with the variable. i know a lot of factors come into this such as economy and other things in the world. but what are peoples opinions and are you thinking of changing? comfortably we could stand a few more possibly another 1% on top of what we currently are, so while its "lower" at the moment locking in might be a good move.
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to fix or not to fix
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