fixed interest rate

But most of the debt is at fixed interest rates.

Bonds, on the other hand, often have a fixed interest rate.

Some banks may offer a fixed interest rate over 30 years for both phases.

"Fixed interest rates on mortgages have dropped again," he reports.

Up until the late 1980s fixed interest rates and strict exchange controls were still in place.

Like conventional mortgages, they're usually for 15- or 30-year terms, and they also have a fixed interest rate, although a slightly higher one.

One of the offerings, which attracted financial institutions, carried a fixed interest rate.

It also would erode the value of bonds, which have fixed interest rates.

That's because such a fund is composed of individual bonds that have their own fixed interest rate.

After the first year, home buyers have a five-year period during which they may convert to a fixed interest rate.

The loans are for five years and are at a fixed interest rate of 5 to 7 percent.

All loans refinanced under the plan will have a 30 or 15 year term with a fixed interest rate.

The banking industry, for example, is run by a cartel that until recently fixed interest rates every Friday.

The loans carry a fixed interest rate of 8.57 percent for a 30-year term, about 3 percentage points less than most new mortgages.

Barclays Bank recently announced a new range of fixed interest rate mortgages.

Some investors may get fixed interest rates, others variable rates.

Banks paid councils back a fixed interest rate (this is the swap part).

The company can peg the policy's investment returns to fixed interest rates or to mutual funds.

Fixed interest rate at or slightly below market rate.

One reason for this phenomenon is that homeowners can refinance at a lower fixed interest rate.

Banks continuously shift the money supply to maintain a fixed interest rate target.

At the same time, the fixed interest rate paid on them provides some of the protection of a bond.

The other is to accept a fixed interest rate of 6.25 percent on the existing face value of the loans.

At one time, most CDs paid a fixed interest rate until they reached maturity.

If the bonds in the program for manufacturers were being issued today, they would have a fixed interest rate of 7.5 percent for 10 years.