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Boliglån Ung Fastrente (Home Mortgage Young People Fixed rate)

Gives you predictable borrowing costs.

Young couple buying a flat
  • For people under 34 years of age we have extra good conditions

  • Makes it easy for you to plan your finances

Apply for Boliglån Ung Fastrente

Who is the Boliglån Ung Fastrente (Home Mortgage Young People Fixed rate) suitable for?

  • Want to know exactly what you’ll pay every month for the loan?
  • Don’t like interest rate changes directly affecting your personal finances?
  • Feel that a rise in interest rates could disrupt your everyday finances?

Send us a loan application and an adviser will contact you. You can then agree a fixed rate for all or part of the home mortgage.

Interest rate for 3, 5 and 10 years of the lock-in period

3 years: Nominal interest from 4.99 %, operating interest rate 5.18 %.

5 years: Nominal interest from 4.94 %, operating interest rate 5.13 %.

10 years: Nominal interest from 4,99 %, operating interest rate 5.18 %.

Price exampleBoliglån Ung Fastrente (Home Mortgage Young People Fixed rate), 5 years

Nominal interest from 4,94 %, operating interest rate 5,13 %. Kr 2 000 000 o/25 year. Instalment amount NOK 11686 per month. Cost NOK 1 508 990, total NOK 3 508 990.

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How fixed rates work

You can protect yourself against future interest rate rises during the agreement period. On the other hand, you will not benefit from a decrease in interest rates during the agreement period.

It is possible to transfer the loan to a new home if you move during the agreement period. If you wish to make extra payments against the fixed-rate loan during the agreement period, you should contact us first to check whether there is a premium or discount on the loan.

You can choose to fix the interest rate on all or part of the home mortgage. Loans of up to 85% of the value of your home

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Questions and answers

How do I switch from a variable rate to a fixed rate?

If you would like to fix the interest rate on your loan, you can chat with us or contact us on +47 915 04800. We’ll check if the loan can have a fixed interest rate and send you an agreement.

When we receive a signed agreement from you, we register the new interest rate and lock-in period you want. We will send you a confirmation of the new terms and conditions.

When we register the fixed rate agreement for your loan, we will use the price that applies for fixed rate loans that day. For your peace of mind, we will contact you if the price has increased by 0.10 percentage points or more relative to that stated in the agreement. You will then have the opportunity to decide whether you still want to fix the interest rate. If our price is lower than stated in the agreement you sent in, you will of course get the lower price.

Can I apply for an interest-only period on my fixed-rate loans?

You can apply for an interest-only period on a fixed-rate loan that is within 60% of the home value. You can apply for an interest-only period either in the online bank or in the mobile banking app. A change like this may result in a premium or discount on the loan. If we see that the change will incur costs for you, we will contact you before making the change.

In the online bank, do the following:

  • Log in to the online bank
  • Go to “Everyday banking and loans”
  • Click on “My loans and credit cards”
  • From the shortcut next to your loan, select "Change loan"

If you are on a mobile:

  • Log in to the mobile banking app
  • Go to Loans, select Home Mortgage and Change mortgage
What are premiums and discounts?

A premium or discount may arise if you make changes to the loan - redeem the loan, make an extra payment, get an interest-only period or extend/shorten the payment period - before the interest rate commitment period is over.

Premium (loss of interest): If the interest rate on new fixed-rate loans is lower than the interest rate on your fixed-rate loan, the difference constitutes a loss for the bank. In this comparison, we will look at new fixed-rate loans with interest rate lock-in periods that correspond to the remaining lock-in period you have on your loan. If you break the fixed-rate agreement before the interest rate lock-in period is over, you’ll have to pay the interest rate loss. The same applies if you make additional payments against the fixed-rate loan, or make changes to the repayment plan.

Discount (gain of interest): If the interest rate on new fixed-rate loans is higher than the interest rate on your fixed-rate loan, the difference will constitute an interest rate gain. In this comparison, we will look at new fixed-rate loans with interest rate lock-in periods that correspond to the remaining lock-in period you have on your loan. The main rule is that you will get an interest rate gain if it has been more than one year since you fixed the interest rate.

You can deduct any interest loss/premium from your tax return, while any interest gain/discount is taxable.

Can I keep the fixed-rate if I move homes?

Yes, it’s possible to take the fixed-rate loan with you if you move homes. You do not need to redeem the loan.

Is it a good idea to fix the interest rate on the home mortgage now?

There are a number of things to bear in mind when considering whether to choose a fixed or variable interest rate on your home mortgage. You can also choose to combine fixed and variable interest rates.

How do I switch from a fixed rate to a variable rate?

For a fixed-rate loan, the interest rate is fixed until a specific expiry date (3, 5 or 10 years in the future). When the fixed rate agreement ends, the loan automatically reverts to a variable interest rate, unless you decide to fix the interest rate again.

If you are considering switching from a fixed rate to a variable rate before the expiry date, you may incur additional costs if a share premium arises. Contact us and we’ll look at your loan together.

Can I make additional payments against the fixed-rate loan?

If you want to make extra payments against the fixed-rate loan during the agreement period, you should contact us first to check whether there is a premium or discount on the loan.

What happens when the fixed-rate period on the loan is over?

About 6 weeks before the expiry date, you’ll receive an online reminder, with an indication of our prices for a new fixed rate and a variable rate.

Three weeks before the expiry date, you will then receive a binding offer from us. We’ll send this to you by regular post and to the online bank. The offer has a deadline for a response. You must answer us by the deadline if you want a new fixed rate at the price specified in the offer. If you don’t do anything, the loan will be switched to a variable rate on the expiry date. You can of course fix the interest rate at any time later.

When the expiry date has passed, we will send you a confirmation of the new terms and conditions.

Can I keep the loan if I move homes?

If you sell your home without buying a new one, you must redeem the fixed-rate loan. Contact us to find out whether this will incur additional costs.

See also

  • Boliglån Ung (Home mortgage for young adults)

    Mortgages for first-time buyers

  • BSU – home savings scheme for young adults

    Home savings for people under 34 years old

  • Pre-qualification letter

    Be ready for the bid round

  • Combination loan

    Flexibility and predictability in one

  • Friends loan

    We make it easier to buy a home with a friend