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by dbrgn
959 days ago
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If you can manage the risk of rising interest rate, then SARON isn't a bad choice. At least in the past, sticking to LIBOR/SARON was the cheapest option on average. But of course, if you can't handle the risk of rate increases, you shouldn't do it. (One option to reduce the risk is to pay the difference between SARON and the current fixed rates onto a dedicated savings account.) But of course, if had gotten the chance to get a <1% 15-year deal, I'd have done it :) I'm slightly late to the party. |
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