Refinancing a mortgage is beneficial if the current interest rate is lower than your current mortgage rate. Our Mortgage Advisor will calculate for you whether you will save money and what your payback period is in the event of a penalty interest on your old mortgage.

Sometimes, when adjusting a mortgage, you can also obtain other (more favorable) conditions, such as greater flexibility to make extra repayments without penalty interest, the option to transfer the mortgage, discounts based on specific Loan To Value (LTV) values, etc.

Yes, with sufficient home equity, that is certainly possible. Our Mortgage Advisor would be happy to calculate it for you.

You are often allowed to repay a percentage (e.g. 10%) annually without penalty. Our Mortgage Advisor will look into this for you and advise you accordingly.
If you repay your mortgage early, the bank charges a fee (penalty interest) for missed interest. Crefin & Partners provides insight into this.

Yes, if your home has sufficient equity and your income allows it, it is possible to finance the penalty interest as well. However, the interest on this portion is not tax deductible.

Our first consultation is free. For advice and mediation, you pay a fixed price, which is tax-deductible and can be found on our rates page.