Dear TS,
In general, for short term wise of 5-10 yrs tenure, a floating rate is a good bet.
But if you're looking at anything more than that especially 20-30 years, I'd say Fixed Rate all the way.
Think about it, what can you refinance to if BLR were to go up 4 years from now? What packages would Banks be offering then? Do you think they will offer BLR minus 3-4% Packages? Very unlikely I'd say.
If say BLR were to go down further in 4 years time, then you're free to refinance again to a lower Fixed Rate. Yea, you may have lost out a bit on the 4 years, but the you'll gain much more with the 15-20 years left in your loan, as the BLR will eventually go back up.
Hope that helps you in looking at it from another perspective.
Regards.
Insurance or bank home loan, Which one is better and cheaper
Feb 20 2009, 11:49 AM
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