With this mortgage calculator for Switzerland, you can quickly find out if your dream home fits within your budget.
Affordability
The affordability calculation ensures that a property remains affordable for your household even if interest rates rise. Banks and insurance companies are required to perform this calculation to make the granting of a mortgage plausible.
Mortgage
When financing a property, a distinction is generally made between the 1st mortgage and the 2nd mortgage:
- 1st Mortgage: This typically covers 65–67% of the property's value and remains in place long term. It does not need to be amortized.
- 2nd Mortgage: This is required to cover the remaining financing needs (up to 80% of the property's value). It usually must be amortized within 15 years or by retirement age.
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Annual Costs
In addition to the affordability calculation, annual costs are also crucial for your financial planning. These are composed as follows:
- Interest Costs: These are calculated based on a notional interest rate (e.g., 5%) to ensure long-term affordability.
- Additional Costs: For maintenance, heating, and other operating expenses, approximately 1% of the property's value is assumed as a flat rate.
- Amortization of the 2nd Mortgage: This is calculated based on the secured amount and must be paid annually.
In addition, total annual costs and monthly costs are displayed so that you have a clear overview of your financial burden.
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This calculator provides non-binding estimates and does not replace professional advice from a bank or financial advisor.