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A mortgage is a loan that a lender extends to a home buyer to help finance the purchase of a property.
Monthly mortgage payments are split into 3 parts: the principal, interest and insurance. The principle is the amount that goes towards the equity of the property, the interest is the rate charged to obtain the loan, and insurance is a mandatory addition to all mortgages.
The property you purchase acts as collateral. This means that if you fail to repay the mortgage, the lender can take possession of the property and sell it to collect any money owed to them.
This is dependent on your personal circumstances, so you would need to speak to our mortgage advisor for an accurate answer.
If you overpay on your mortgage repayments, you will pay off your mortgage faster and pay less interest over the term (use our early payoff calculator to get the sums). So overpaying can be beneficial.
If you have a low-interest rate and you put your money towards higher-interest investments, it might make sense to keep the mortgage ongoing while using capital to earn more money on higher-interest investments.
Fixed rate mortgages are where the interest rate charged on the loan stays the same for a certain period of time, usually 1,2,3 or 5 years. During this time your monthly mortgage repayment will not change.
Variable rate mortgages are where the interest rate that you pay on your mortgage will change based upon changes to the EIBOR rate. This means that your monthly repayments can change over time.
This is the total length of the mortgage. The maximum length in the UAE is 25 years and is based on its affordability. This can be discussed with your mortgage advisor and confirmed by the bank.
We strongly recommend speaking to our mortgage advisor. They will tell you everything you need to know about getting a mortgage and guide you through every step of the way.
This will depend on your personal circumstances, such as your salary and existing liabilities. Have a chat with our mortgage advisor who will be able to advise you based on your circumstances.
This is dependent on your personal circumstances. Typically, it takes around 2 weeks to get pre-approval and up to 2 weeks after signing MOU to get the final offer letter. Have a chat with our mortgage advisor who can give you realistic timeframes based on your circumstances.
Amortization is a schedule that shows you how much of your mortgage payment goes against the capital and how much goes against interest. This allows you to work out how much interest you will save by making extra payments over the tenure of the mortgage.
A mortgage is a loan that a lender extends to a home buyer to help finance the purchase of a property.
Monthly mortgage payments are split into 3 parts: the principal, interest and insurance. The principle is the amount that goes towards the equity of the property, the interest is the rate charged to obtain the loan, and insurance is a mandatory addition to all mortgages.
The property you purchase acts as collateral. This means that if you fail to repay the mortgage, the lender can take possession of the property and sell it to collect any money owed to them.
This is dependent on your personal circumstances, so you would need to speak to our mortgage advisor for an accurate answer.
If you overpay on your mortgage repayments, you will pay off your mortgage faster and pay less interest over the term (use our early payoff calculator to get the sums). So overpaying can be beneficial.
If you have a low-interest rate and you put your money towards higher-interest investments, it might make sense to keep the mortgage ongoing while using capital to earn more money on higher-interest investments.
Fixed rate mortgages are where the interest rate charged on the loan stays the same for a certain period of time, usually 1,2,3 or 5 years. During this time your monthly mortgage repayment will not change.
Variable rate mortgages are where the interest rate that you pay on your mortgage will change based upon changes to the EIBOR rate. This means that your monthly repayments can change over time.
This is the total length of the mortgage. The maximum length in the UAE is 25 years and is based on its affordability. This can be discussed with your mortgage advisor and confirmed by the bank.
We strongly recommend speaking to our mortgage advisor. They will tell you everything you need to know about getting a mortgage and guide you through every step of the way.
This will depend on your personal circumstances, such as your salary and existing liabilities. Have a chat with our mortgage advisor who will be able to advise you based on your circumstances.
This is dependent on your personal circumstances. Typically, it takes around 2 weeks to get pre-approval and up to 2 weeks after signing MOU to get the final offer letter. Have a chat with our mortgage advisor who can give you realistic timeframes based on your circumstances.
Amortization is a schedule that shows you how much of your mortgage payment goes against the capital and how much goes against interest. This allows you to work out how much interest you will save by making extra payments over the tenure of the mortgage.
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Note: Estimated monthly payment based on a 8,000,000 AED loan amount with a 5% fixed interest rate for the entire duration of the loan.