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The '''Prime rate''' is the rate number that the [[bank]]s use to charge for interest on [[loans]].  It is most commonly used now as a gage for [[home equity line]] loans.  Many [[adjustable rate loan]]s also use the prime rate as their gage, but sometimes other indexes such as the [[LIBOR]] are used.
 
The '''Prime rate''' is the rate number that the [[bank]]s use to charge for interest on [[loans]].  It is most commonly used now as a gage for [[home equity line]] loans.  Many [[adjustable rate loan]]s also use the prime rate as their gage, but sometimes other indexes such as the [[LIBOR]] are used.
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The prime rate has uses outside of the banking industry as well.  Most [[credit card]] companies will use the prime rate as a gage when setting their [[intereset rate]].
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The prime rate has uses outside of the banking industry as well.  Most [[credit card]] companies will use the prime rate as a gage when setting their [[interest rate]].
    
Many other rates have a correlation with the prime rate although they operate separately.  For instance [[fixed rate loan]]s usually tie in more to the price of [[treasury bonds]], but the price of bonds has a tendency to correlate roughtly with the prime rate.
 
Many other rates have a correlation with the prime rate although they operate separately.  For instance [[fixed rate loan]]s usually tie in more to the price of [[treasury bonds]], but the price of bonds has a tendency to correlate roughtly with the prime rate.
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