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Flex Rollover Mortgage
Take Advantage of Interest Rate Fluctuations with a LIBOR* Mortgage.
Your Benefits with a LIBOR* Mortgage
- When market interest rates drop, you benefit from reduced interest because your mortgage is linked to the short-term money market (LIBOR rate).
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A personalized interest cap is possible with agreed maximum interest for loans of
CHF 500,000 and above. - Option to switch from a LIBOR* mortgage to a different Credit Suisse mortgage model whenever a tranche expires
Your Needs
- You intend to define the adjustment rhythm yourself so you can react flexibly to changes in interest rates.
- You want to take advantage of constantly low or falling interest rates, and you can cope with fluctuations and uncertainty.
What You Need to Know About the Flex Rollover Mortgage
Characteristics
- The interest rate on the LIBOR* mortgage is fixed periodically within a selectable term of 1 to 10 years.
- The mortgage interest rate is linked to the LIBOR* rate and thus adapted to current market conditions, for a tranche term of 1 to 12 months (maximum).
- The frequency can be changed at the end of each individually selected tranche term.
- Possibility to opt for indirect mortgage repayment; direct repayment only at the end of the tranche term.
Suitable in these cases:
- The Flex rollover mortgage is ideal when interest rates are falling or have stabilized at a low level. It is not suitable when interest rates are rising rapidly.
Example of a Flex Rollover Mortgage
Conditions for the Flex Rollover Mortgage
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Minimum amount |
CHF 100,000 |
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Framework term |
1 to 10 years |
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Term of tranche |
1–12 months |
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Interest rate |
As per your individual offer (non-binding reference rates) |
- Product Fact Sheet: The Flex Rollover Mortgage PDF (212KB)
- Conditions for the Special Promotion from January 16 – March 31, 2012
- *LIBOR = London Interbank Offered Rate: The interest rate at which banks lend money to each other in the short term.