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Margin lending just got (a bit) safer for many borrowers

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  • Margin lending just got (a bit) safer for many borrowers

Margin lending just got (a bit) safer for many borrowers

  • by John@JohnDeRavin.com
  • 25 October 2017
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  1. John

    19 January 2019 2:46 am Reply

    Excellent writing!
    You are completely right, I think that Risk of interest rate rises affecting the ability of the borrower to service the debt: If you have a variable rate on your margin loan, an interest rate rise will mean there is more interest to pay on your debt.

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