Mortgage calculator for Sweden
Very long terms with short rate-fixing periods, plus a mandatory amortisation requirement that rises with the loan-to-value ratio and changes the monthly figure directly.
Mortgage calculator
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How this market works
| Currency | SEK kr |
|---|---|
| Typical rate (annual) | 4 % |
| Term | 30 years typical · up to 50 |
| Typical deposit | 15 % |
| Purchase costs | Stamp duty 1.5%, Mortgage deed duty 2%, Arrangement fee 0.05%, Valuation 0.1% |
| Official sources | Riksbanken — policy rate · Finansinspektionen — mortgage market |
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