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[...] Fix Your Credit Online wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerpt LIBOR stands for Londen Inter Bank Offered Rate. LIBOR is a very important interest rate that is used to track the rate of short term lending between the participating banks in the London money market. LIBOR is determined on the basis of the interest rate at which participating banks lend to each other for the very short term. LIBOR is determined every day at 11:00 AM London time and is set for as long as an year and as short as one day. It is important to note that LIBOR is the underlying rat [...]

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