SARON mortgage
from 0.84 % + SARON
5-year fixed-rate mortgage
from 1.07 %
10-year fixed-rate mortgage
from 1.25 %
15-year fixed-rate mortgage
from 1.53 %
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These interest rates are for illustrative purposes only and are updated regularly (status as of 21.12.2024, 12:00 pm). They do not constitute a binding financing offer.
The interest rates shown were determined by UBS key4 mortgages on the basis of the following financing parameters: canton: Zurich, loan amount: CHF 500,000, affordability: 20%, loan-to-value ratio: 50%, mortgage payout date: 23.12.2024.
The SARON mortgage interest rate comprises the SARON rate, plus the margin. Find out how interest rates are calculated on a key4 SARON mortgage here.
Mortgage interest is the cost you have to pay the provider for the mortgage. It does not include amortization, maintenance costs and incidental expenses.
The calculation depends on the type of mortgage.
Calculation of mortgage interest for a SARON mortgage
The SARON mortgage has a variable interest rate and an unlimited term. The interest rate consists of the Compounded SARON plus an agreed fixed margin. The interest rate is calculated on the penultimate day of each accounting period. For clarification, it is stipulated that the Compounded SARON can never be less than 0.
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Calculation of mortgage interest for a fixed-rate mortgage
A fixed-rate mortgage has a fixed interest rate for a specifically agreed term. At UBS key4 mortgages you can fix the interest rate up to 18 months in advance.
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The following factors also play a role in the calculation of interest rates:
In general, the following rule applies: the shorter the term, the lower the interest rate.
Please note, however, that with a SARON mortgage you are exposed to greater interest rate fluctuations than with medium- or long-term fixed-rate mortgages.
If you opt for a SARON mortgage, the interest rate may be lower than for a fixed-rate mortgage, but there is a risk that the interest rate will fluctuate during the contract term.
For a fixed-rate mortgage, the interest rate is fixed for the entire term. However, it is possible that at the end of the contract term, i.e. when you are planning follow-up financing, interest rates will be higher than when you took out the initial fixed-rate mortgage. If this is the case, you would have to take out the new mortgage at a higher interest rate.
To minimize these risks, we recommend a mix of several types of mortgages with different terms.
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