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I was wanting to refinance a mortgage that i have and was thinking of getting a fixed rate loan to counter any interest rate rises.Then last night on the telly Aussie home loans John Symonds is saying he would'nt go for a fixed rate as they are to high at the moment and that he thinks interest rates will decrease before to long.What do you guys recommend and if you know of any good rates or deals any help would be much appreciated.
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Refinancing,should i go for a fixed rate or a variable rate?
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