What is Reset Clause on Fixed Rates in loans

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A reset clause in a fixed loan means, unlike popular belief, the Loan interest rate would no more remain fixed for the entire tenure. It would be subject to a revision on a regular basis either two years or more depending on the decision taken by the bank from time to time.
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Banks have introduced the reset clause for home loan agreements so that bank can raise interest rates in case the market rates raises.This effectively makes fixed rate loans equivalent to floating rate ones.
This is a disadvantage for the borrower as it gives the banks an escape from interest rate surges. Typically, the period for such reset clause varies from two to five years depending on the bank or housing finance company you borrow from.