What are floating rates? A floating interest rate, also known as a variable interest rate, is an interest rate that is continuously moving with the rest of the market. Floating rates refer to any debt instrument, including loans, bonds, mortgages, or credits, that do not have a fixed rate of interest over the payback period….
Author: Wyatt
Financial Planning A baby boomers’ 66th birthday means more than blowing out a lot of candles. As far as Social Security is concerned the date is a landmark, and many of the program’s critical features and benefits are linked to this age. Accordingly, advisers and their clients need to understand the options and choices available…