The short answer is no. Most borrowers who fixed for a three-year period between 2000 and 2020 lost money. In other words, they would have been better off sticking with variable rate loans.

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After multiple RBA rate cuts this year, it could be a good idea to identify ASX dividend shares with large dividend yields, like these two.