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A floating interest rate refers to a variable interest rate that changes over the duration of a debt obligation, such as a loan, bond, mortgage or credit. It is tied to an index and fluctuates depending on market conditions and the economy. This rate is usually lower than a fixed rate, which is why banks offer it at a lower cost compared to fixed rates. A floating rate also has the potential for unexpected gains but comes with higher risk. Floating Rate Notes (FRNs) are investments that offer a low-risk investment opportunity, while the floating interest rate formula is a calculation used to determine variable pricing on debt. When it comes to choosing between floating or fixed interest rates, it depends on personal preference and the financial situation.
