Interest rate cap
With an interest rate cap you can secure your finances when interest rates begin to rise.It is sensible to take out an interest rate cap when interest rates are low
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Can be included in both new and old Euribor -linked loan
You will gain from an interest rate cap when you take it when interest rates are low. The interest rate level at the time of taking out the interest rate cap affects the price of the interest rate cap.
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Your monthly home loan repayment will not jump through the roof
You can make sure that your monthly home loan repayment will not rise above the agreed level when interest rates go up.
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Enjoy low interest rates in the future as well
Interest rates have been low for a long time – by taking out an interest rate cap you can ensure that your will enjoy low interest rates in the future, too. The duration of an interest rate cap can be as long as 14 years.
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How an interest rate cap works
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We agree with you on a limit which the interest on your home loan will not exceed
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You can take out an interest rate cap for 5, 7, 10 or 14 years
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You can pay the interest rate cap either as part of your loan margin or on a one-off basis.
Interest rate cap protects your home loan against a rise in interest rates
As a home loan borrower, you can now repay your loan faster than ever before – thanks to low interest rates. It is pointless to start predicting future interest rates considering that you can enjoy low interest rates by choosing an interest rate cap for your loan.
The interest rate cap means a ceiling on your borrowing rate that will not rise above that ceiling during an agreed period. You can choose the interest rate cap for your loan for a period you prefer – for up to 14 years – and pay for it as part of your loan margin or in one go, depending on your choice. A special interest rate cap premium is determined by bond-market conditions and the level and the duration of the interest rate cap.
Interest rate cap is cheapest when interest rates are low
It is sensible to take out an interest rate cap before interest rates rise. The price of the interest rate cap is determined by the interest rate level at the time of signing the agreement. If interest rates are low when you sign the agreement, you will enjoy a cheap interest cap for many years to come. We offer an interest rate cap for a period up to 14 years.
With an interest rate cap you can plan your finances systematically. You will know the exact amount which your monthly home loan repayments will not exceed.
When it comes to your finances, it is wise to be prepared for external as well as personal risks. With an interest rate cap you can make sure that your monthly home loan repayments will not become too big even if interest rates rose steeply. Interest rates have been low for an exceptionally long time, so it is sensible to be prepared for a rise in interest rates.
Paying for the interest rate cap
You can choose to pay for the interest rate cap either as part of loan repayment or on a one-off basis:
- When your interest rate cap payment is included in the margin, the interest rate cap premium is paid as part of the loan repayment, i.e. it is included in the loan’s margin. The interest rate cap can be cancelled early only when paying off the loan. If the loan with an interest rate cap is paid early during the interest rate cap period, the interest rate cap will also end.
- If you pay for the interest rate cap on a one-off basis, it is subject to a one-off interest rate cap premium paid when the cap is established. If the loan with an interest rate cap is paid early during the interest rate cap period, the bank will return to the customer the going market price of the premium calculated for the interest rate cap on the present loan principal and for the remaining period of the interest rate cap, but no more than the original premium for the interest rate cap rate. The fee will not be returned if an agreed loan is left partially undrawn or that the party taking out the loan wishes to remove the interest rate cap during its validity.
Sleep tight without stressing out about higher interest rates
Thanks to the interest rate cap, you do not need to worry about the effect of higher interest rates on loan repayment. You can choose the interest rate cap for your existing home loan and a new one. When choosing the interest rate cap, you can also agree with the bank on other changes to your home loan, such as a repayment holiday.