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Which of the following mortgage types typically has a fluctuating interest rate that may change over the life of the loan, often tied to a benchmark rate like the Bank of Canada's prime rate?

A variable-rate mortgage is characterized by an interest rate that changes periodically based on a benchmark rate, meaning the borrower's payment amount or the

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Question: Which of the following mortgage types typically has a fluctuating interest rate that may change over the life of the loan, often tied to a benchmark rate like the Bank of Canada's prime rate?

Answer options: ✅ Variable-rate mortgage

  • Fixed-rate mortgage
  • Open mortgage
  • Convertible mortgage

Correct answer: Variable-rate mortgage

Explanation: A variable-rate mortgage is characterized by an interest rate that changes periodically based on a benchmark rate, meaning the borrower's payment amount or the portion applied to the principal can fluctuate. In contrast, a fixed-rate mortgage has an interest rate that remains constant for the entire term.

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