Mortgage types
Since 2013, only two types of mortgages qualify for mortgage interest deduction: the annuity mortgage and the linear mortgage. Do you want to retain your entitlement to interest deduction with a new mortgage? Then you are required to choose one of these two types. Do you have a mortgage taken out before 2013? Fortunately, a transitional arrangement applies, which often gives you more flexibility. Below, you can read more about the most popular mortgage types and what they can mean for you.
Popular mortgage types
Annuity mortgage
Do you want to buy a house and are you looking for a mortgage that primarily offers security? Then the annuity mortgage might be just right for you! At Crefin & Partners, as mortgage advisors, we help you understand exactly how this type of mortgage works and whether it suits you well...
Linear mortgage
Do you dream of owning your own home and would you like to pay off your mortgage quickly? Then a linear mortgage could be a smart choice! At Crefin & Partners, as mortgage advisors, we help you understand how this type of mortgage works and whether it suits you well...
Interest-only mortgage
Do you want to buy a house and keep monthly payments as low as possible? A (partially) interest-only mortgage might be interesting! At Crefin & Partners, as mortgage advisors, we help you understand how this type of mortgage works and whether it suits your situation...
Savings mortgage
Are you considering buying a house and looking for a mortgage with low net monthly payments? A savings mortgage could be an interesting option – especially if you already had a mortgage from before 2013. At Crefin & Partners, as mortgage advisors, we help you understand how this type of mortgage works and whether it suits you...
