AXA mortgage rates
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Here you'll find information on the mortgages and rates offered by AXA. Mortgage rates are updated daily.
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AXA mortgage types
Term
3 to 10 years
Amount
Minimum amount of CHF 100,000
Amortization
Direct and/or indirect via 3a life insurance
The second mortgage (when the loan-to-value ratio is more than 66%) must be paid off within 15 years or by the time the borrower is aged 60
Termination
Note: although this mortgage has a fixed term, a termination notice period of 3 months before the end of the term applies.
Information
Mortgage rate fixed for the entire term
If mortgage rates rise, payments remain the same
Facilitates precise budget planning
Mortgage rate can be fixed up to 18 months before the mortgage is paid out
To finance owner-occupied residential property
Voluntary repayments of up to 1% of the total mortgage amount possible per year
Term
No fixed term
Amount
No minimum amount
Amortization
Direct and/or indirect via 3a life insurance
The second mortgage (when the loan-to-value ratio is more than 66%) must be paid off within 15 years or by the time the borrower is aged 60
Termination
Notice period of 3 months
Information
High level of flexibility thanks to variable term
Mortgage rate is periodically adjusted to reflect market conditions
Can be converted to a Libor or fixed-rate mortgage at any time if required
To finance owner-occupied residential property
Comparis rating for AXA
The Comparis rating is determined on the basis of verified customer ratings for AXA. The data is taken from the most recent customer satisfaction survey conducted by Comparis.
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Comparis Rating
Value for money | 5 / 6 |
Performance: quality and service | 5 / 6 |
Information, communication and transparency | 5 / 6 |
Convenience of touchpoints and contacts | 4.9 / 6 |
Overall satisfaction | 5 / 6 |
Category | Silver |
Which is the right lender?
The first best deal a lender offers you is seldom the best available. Furthermore, an independent broker like our Comparis partner HypoPlus can often negotiate a much better deal. This can save you several thousand francs every year.
Compare lendersThe interest rates displayed above are those provided by the lenders. Information correct as at: 15.01.2025