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2 or 5 year fix Undecided
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Strangely Lee, the answer here has nothing to do with rate.
If you take the two year product, and rates are higher in 2025, your other half will never let it go.
If you take the five year product, and rates are lower in 2025, you have no hassle.I am a Mortgage Broker
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Haha. Very wise.amnblog said:Strangely Lee, the answer here has nothing to do with rate.
If you take the two year product, and rates are higher in 2025, your other half will never let it go.
If you take the five year product, and rates are lower in 2025, you have no hassle.0 -
I will as the other half will say you should have gone with your gut and took the 2 yr option, don't blame me etc etc!!amnblog said:Strangely Lee, the answer here has nothing to do with rate.
If you take the two year product, and rates are higher in 2025, your other half will never let it go.
If you take the five year product, and rates are lower in 2025, you have no hassle.
I am convinced the rates will be lower so I am undecided still!0
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