A variable-rate loan is a loan with a variable interest rate which is adjusted to match market conditions.
LIBOR-based loans and LIBOR-based mortgages are examples of variable-rate loans. The interest rates of LIBOR-based loans are adjusted every 3, 6 or 12 months based on LIBOR rates.
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LIBOR mortgages in Switzerland explained
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