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There are two different types of life mortgage: the investment (insurance) mortgage, also known as a universal life policy, and the traditional life mortgage.
When taking out a (traditional) life mortgage, the following happens:
During the term of the mortgage, you pay monthly interest on the total amount borrowed. During the term, you will not repay any of the mortgage debt, but you will pay a monthly life insurance premium. This life insurance aims to repay the loan at the end of the term.
The life insurance premium consists of a savings share and a risk part. The risk premium is used for life insurance and with the savings part, you save a sum of money over the life of the mortgage. For this, you will receive a guaranteed payout. In addition, the insurer adds an additional amount annually, for example in the form of profit sharing. The amount may vary from year to year. As a result, you do not have the certainty that the full amount has been accrued by the end date; however, both a deficit and a surplus can occur. When the mortgage expires, the accrued amount is paid out. With this amount, the mortgage is then repaid in whole or in part.
Exactly how much the savings will yield is not known in advance, as this depends on the amount of profit sharing. However, a certain minimum return is usually guaranteed, so that you are assured of a minimum return at the end of the term. This is usually around 60% of the mortgage amount.
In practice, the realized return is usually higher, and normally the final capital is also sufficient to pay the entire mortgage debt. You can even have extra cash left over. But remember that you always run the risk of being left with residual debt.
A life mortgage can be interesting if you find investments too risky and savings are too cautious. You run a limited risk. This type of mortgage is particularly suitable for a high income, because you can then take full advantage of the interest deduction.
