With a fixed-rate mortgage from PostFinance, you can protect yourself from rising interest rates. Throughout the selected term, the interest rate remains fixed.
Secure interest up to 18 months in advance
Interest rates for new business valid as of 26.07.2024. The interest rates are the standard rates for best creditworthiness when financing an owner-occupied residential property. Data is provided for information purposes only and is non-binding.
| Term | Interest rate |
|---|---|
| Term 2 years |
Interest rate from 1.73% |
| Term 3 years |
Interest rate from 1.72% |
| Term 4 years |
Interest rate from 1.72% |
| Term 5 years |
Interest rate from 1.73% |
| Term 6 years |
Interest rate from 1.75% |
| Term 7 years |
Interest rate from 1.77% |
| Term 8 years |
Interest rate from 1.79% |
| Term 9 years |
Interest rate from 1.81% |
| Term 10 years |
Interest rate from 1.83% |
| Term 11 years |
Interest rate from 1.95% |
| Term 12 years |
Interest rate from 1.96% |
| Term 13 years |
Interest rate from 1.97% |
| Term 14 years |
Interest rate from 1.98% |
| Term 15 years |
Interest rate from 2.01% |
All interest rates apply to first-class residential real estate and borrowers (best creditworthiness). Individual customer interest rates are set according to risk. This means that the loan-to-value and financial burden ratios for individual customers have an impact on the amount of interest payable.
The interest rates for fixed-rate mortgages can be set up to a maximum of 18 months before payout. An interest surcharge may apply, depending on the notice period.
The prices and conditions apply both to initial financing and to the renewal or extension of a mortgage.
If you take out your mortgage with PostFinance, you also benefit from a discount of CHF 5 per month on your banking package.
A fixed-rate mortgage is the right choice for you if you like to budget with a fixed amount and expect interest rates to rise.
When choosing a suitable term, you should bear in mind that this depends on various factors such as the current interest rates, your financial situation, the expected interest rate performance and your personal aspirations.
A fixed-rate mortgage allows you to protect yourself against rising interest rates and to calculate your costs clearly. Unlike the Saron mortgage, which is market-oriented, the interest rate remains fixed over the selected term. This is why a fixed-rate mortgage is particularly worthwhile when interest rates are low and are not expected to drop any more in the near future. If interest rates fall after you have taken out a mortgage, you will not be able to benefit from this with a fixed-rate mortgage.
You can read an assessment of the current economic situation and the projected interest rate performance in our consolidated interest rate forecast for mortgages. Please note that your personal interest rate depends on your affordability and loan-to-value ratio, as well as other factors.
In our checklist, you will find an overview of the standard documents you need to apply for a fixed-rate mortgage. Please feel free to contact our experts to clarify your individual situation so that we can assist you as much as possible in obtaining your documents.
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You can amortize your fixed-rate mortgage directly (the capital amount of the mortgage is reduced) or indirectly (the capital amount of the mortgage remains unchanged) via your PostFinance retirement savings account 3a, your PostFinance retirement fund or life insurance policies.
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