Variable or fixed rate real estate loan in Luxembourg and in the border area. Request an online quote.
Building savings accounts are financial investments facilitating the purchase of your first home.
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Lucien Elin
Mortgage credit intermediary
CSSF Authorisation number 30/18
4, rue Thomas Edison
L-1445 Strassen
Phone +352 / 661 444 332
Fax +352 / 46 60 41
eMail lucien.elin@schwaebisch-hall.de
If you have not yet benefited from your tax rebates for the current year, that’s not too late. You can still enjoy all your benefits until the 31st of December of each tax year. Any payment made on a deductible savings product before the 31st of December will enter into account in tax calculation for the current year.
Real estate loan in Luxembourg
Variable rate real estate loan
If you choose a variable rate for your real estate loan, you usually get a much lower rate than the fixed rate. However, rate can be adapted to market conditions at any time. On the other hand you can still make a prepayment without penalty.
If you choose a fixed rate for your loan, interest rate will be set at a specified period of time, for example for 10 years. This way you are reducing the risk of raising interest rates. However, you lose flexibility. In general, a penalty will be charged by your bank in cases of early repayment. However in some cases this penalty may be limitted by the law.
With the real estate loan linked to your home savings you enjoy all the benefits:
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Average prices per m2 of flats have increased quite sharply in the 2nd quarter of 2013: +5,48% for existing flats and +2,07% for flats under construction (off-plan) compared to the previous quarter. In this way average prices reach 4 210 €/m² for an existing flat and 5 048 €/m² for a flat under construction.
On a year-on-year basis, the increase in average prices per m2 is also sharper for existing flats (+5,84% compared to the 2nd quarter of 2012) than for flats under construction (+3,61%).
Source: Housing observatory