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Mortgage Fixed Rate Considerations
There are additional considerations to be aware of with fixed-rate mortgages:
* Your mortgage interest rate won’t go down, even if interest rates drop, unless you refinance your mortgage.
* Because the interest rate may be higher than other types of loans such as adjustable-rate mortgages, you may not be able to qualify for as large a loan with a fixed-rate mortgage.
* While your actual mortgage payment will not change, your total monthly payment can occasionally increase based on changes to your taxes and insurance. In many cases you can choose to pay these costs as part of your monthly payment through an escrow account that your lender keeps for you.
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