A variable rate mortgage features an interest rate that fluctuates with market benchmarks, like the prime rate. Borrowers use it for lower initial payments compared to fixed rates. It benefits those who can tolerate payment changes and expect rates to drop or remain stable, offering potential savings over time.
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