Financing
Fixed rate
Interest rate that remains constant throughout the mortgage term.
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A fixed rate is an interest rate that does not change throughout the mortgage term. It provides budget certainty as monthly payments remain identical. In Belgium, it is the most popular option (about 80% of loans). The fixed rate is generally higher than an initial variable rate but protects against future increases.
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Interest rate that remains constant throughout the mortgage term.