Will 100 years?. Never
One of the urban legends (and even published in some media) is the way to fight the high price of housing mortgages to "heritable" of 75-100 years. This possibility is completely ruled out in an economic environment like the present.
Let's see some examples, why not get these mortgages.
Consider, € 350,000 mortgage at 4%.
40 years -> € 1462.78 per month
50 years -> 1.350 €
60 years -> 1283 €
75 years -> 1228 €
100 -> 1188 €
1000 years -> 1166 €
Savings of 162 € a month if the raisins from 50 to 100 years
5% interest
40 years -> 1687 €
50 years -> 1589 €
60 years -> 1535 €
75 years -> 1493 €
100 -> 1468 €
1000 years-> 1458 €
Savings of 121 € to move from 50 to 100 years
6% interest
40 years -> 1925 €
50 years -> 1842 €
60 years -> 1799 €
75 years -> 1769 €
100 -> 1754 €
1000 years -> 1750 €
Savings of 90 € to move from 50 to 100 years.
An interest rate of 6% Euribor supposed to 5.3 (Summer-Fall 2000) and apply a differential of 0.7.
Do you think it is worth mortgaged over 50 years, to save around 10% in the monthly fee?
Written by Carlos Lopez on June 22, 2006 with 26 points.
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# 1, Germán
1. You have remained fixed the price of housing.
2. You have not commented that the higher interest smaller percentage reduction
of quota, and that interest will accrue to the total.
If the value of the home doubles (if present in Barcelona): 600,000 euros
2.0%
50 years 600,000 euros 1582.74
100 years 600,000 1.156.82
26% share of lowest monthly
3.0%
50 years 600,000 euros 1931.86
100 years 600,000 1578.86
18% lower per month
6.0%
50 years 600,000 euros 3158.43
100 years 600,000 euros 3007.57
~ 5% less than the price per month
That is, nobody would think to 6.0% on a mortgage for 100 years, but at 2.0% who knows ... It can also happen that the bank does not allow you to accept a mortgage with a share higher than a certain threshold on your salary, and for the sake of economic freedom could make you sign a mortgage inheritable. Why not?