Loan rates that do not change over the loan's lifecycle
Annual percentage rate that does not fluctuate throughout the term of a debt. This is subject to change if certain terms are not met.
A rate of interest that is set at the time a loan is negotiated and that remains constant over the life of the loan.
A rate of interest which is set at the time the loan is negotiated and which remains constant over the life of the loan.
Refers to a interest income or expense that does not fluctuate.
Interest income that remains constant, for example, income derived from bonds, debentures or term deposits. (see also Fixed interest investments)
Debt issued by a government, a company or a local authority where the annual interest to be paid is set on issue. Usually the date of repayment is also set on issue. The equivalent term in the US is fixed income.
Securities such as government bonds or company loans such as debentures. The income from these investments does not fluctuate.
An asset class which carries a fixed rate of interest, normally payable for a pre-determined period. Issuers of such investments can be governments, local authorities and corporations.
A fixed interest rate that is set at a pre-determined rate for the duration of the loan.
interest paid on investments such as bonds and debentures, paid at a predetermined and unchanging rate for a specified period (the life of the bond or debenture).
Interest rate which is set for an agreed term
Loan interest rate that does not change during the term of the loan.
Income, which remains constant and does not fluctuate, such as income derived bonds, annuities and preferences shares. The percentage return from this income varies dependent on the market price.
This type of transaction pays an agreed interest rate that remains constant for the term of the deal. Fixed interests are many times found in bonds, as well as, a fixed rate mortgage.
Often used as a synonym for bonds. Fixed interest securities are a form of debt paying interest every year until they are redeemed at maturity.
Referring to income which remains constant and does not fluctuate, such as income derived from bonds, annuities and preference shares. Any debt security which has a fixed flow of income is known as a fixed interest security.
Rate of interest which does not change during the life of the loan. Is determined at the time that the loan is negotiated, and is given in the disclosure statement and the promissory note.
A fixed rate of interest payable each year. See also Bonds.
A guaranteed rate of interest paid for the term of an investment usually associated with preference shares, bonds or debentures.
Interest set at a specific rate for an agreed period.
Usually a term used for the income received from certain types of bonds. The income or yield does not change over the lifetime of the bond.
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An interest rate set for a fixed term. Penalties may apply if the loan is paid out before the term expires.
Interest paid at a predetermined and unchanging rate for a specified period of time on investments such as bonds.
An interest rate set for an agreed term.
This refers to a fixed flow income that does not fluctuate.
On a fixed interest loan, the interest rate remains the same for the life of the loan.
The term generally refers to bonds on which the holder receives a pre-determined rate of interest. What this offers the potential investor is a known return from holding the investment.
Interest income that remains constant, such as income derived from bonds, annuities and preference shares.
An annual percentage rate, or an interest rate that does not change for a specified fixed period.
Interest on loans that remains at a fixed rate for the entire life of the contracted debt.
Income which does not fluctuate, eg. A debt security which has a fixed flow of income.
income which is set, such as that from bonds or preference shares
A fixed interest rate loan is a loan where the interest rate doesn't fluctuate during the fixed rate period of the loan. This allows the borrower to accurately predict their future payments. When the prevailing interest rate is very low, a fixed rate loan will be slightly higher than variable rate loans because the lender is taking a risk that he could get a higher interest rate by loaning money later.