Fixed rate electric plans offer convenience, protection and predictability. Variable-rate plans offer flexibility and the potential of savings. Here's how to know which is better for you. Stephen J.

Whether you’re applying for a government-backed loan or a conventional mortgage, you’ll likely have the choice between a fixed or variable interest rate. Although a fixed rate is typically safer since ...

When it comes to choosing a mortgage rate there are two main options: fixed or variable. But how do these different interest rates work and which one could be right for you? Fixed rates tend to be by ...

Aaron Broverman is the Managing Editor of Forbes Advisor Canada. He has almost 20 years of experience writing in the personal finance space for outlets such as Bankrate, Bankrate Canada, ...

Saving money is a critical part of financial planning, and finding the right savings account is just as important. One of the things to consider when choosing a savings account is how interest is ...

When it comes to figuring out what kind of mortgage you need, the most common question asked is whether you should go fixed or variable. What often slips people's minds is that a variable rate ...

Mortgage interest rates have largely trended downward in 2025, but the recent Bank of Canada pause may have Canadians wondering what’s in story for 2026. It’s a glass half-full and glass half-empty ...

Homeowners looking to remortgage and first-time buyers keen to get on the ladder face a tricky decision between choosing a fixed rate or variable rate deal. The Bank of England’s (BoE) Monetary Policy ...