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An affordable savings mortgage via DGA The Hague

For an advantageous savings mortgage, DGA Financial Advisors is the place to be. Our experienced advisors are happy to help you, and together with you, we will find the mortgage that best suits your personal situation.

Because DGA The Hague works completely independently and is not bound to any bank or insurance company, you are assured of objective advice. In addition, we can offer you tariffs that are among the lowest in the Netherlands.

You are very welcome to visit our office in The Hague. Or would you prefer one of our advisors to visit you? Then we would be happy to make an appointment with you!

Many customers in The Hague, Scheveningen, Voorburg, Leidschendam, Voorschoten, Stompwijk, Zoetermeer, Nootdorp, Rijswijk, Wassenaar, Pijnacker, Delft and Wateringen have obtained an advantageous savings mortgage through DGA Financial Advisors. Of course, we are also happy to help you!

The key features of a savings Mortgage

With a savings mortgage, you only pay interest each month on the money you have borrowed. So you're not paying anything. But you also take out savings insurance, which ensures that you can fully repay the loan amount at the end of the term. Through savings insurance, you therefore 'save' the repayment together, and then you can repay the borrowed mortgage amount in one lump sum at the end of the term.

Savings mortgage repayment insured

The monthly premium you pay for savings insurance consists of two parts, a risk section and a savings section. The risk section is used as an insurance premium for term life insurance, while the savings section provides a guaranteed amount of money. The amount of the savings premium is determined in such a way that the savings balance at the end of the term is equal to the outstanding mortgage debt. So you can always be sure that you can fully repay your mortgage at the end of the term!

Constant housing costs

A feature of the savings mortgage is that the savings rate is as high as the mortgage rate. An increase in interest rates means that you will have to pay a higher amount of interest each month on the money you have borrowed. In that case, however, you will pay less premium, because the savings rate will also automatically increase. As a result, your monthly payments remain fairly constant, even if interest rates vary.

For whom?

The savings mortgage offers almost constant monthly payments with a guaranteed amount of money at the end of the term and thus a lot of security. This makes the mortgage interesting for people who cannot afford larger cost increases. This applies, for example, to first-time homebuyers who have limited funds available. However, older individuals and singles tend to pay a relatively high premium for term life insurance, which can make a savings mortgage less favorable for them.

Savings mortgage benefits

  • You can be sure that you 'save' the entire mortgage amount over time
  • Your housing costs remain fairly stable, even if mortgage rates rise
  • The capital you accumulate while saving is completely tax-free

The disadvantages

  • You never save more than the mortgage amount to be repaid
  • The link between mortgage and savings account offers little flexibility
  • It can be relatively expensive when mortgage and savings rates are low