The drop rate mortgages granted to individuals by continuing Broker Empruntis.com. Declines in the month of March spread between -10% and - 15% depending on the duration of loans.
The strongest downward adjustments have taken place earlier this month, but the latest lists received are very slight decline indicates the note. The average rates actually report lower levels still at 3.65% over 15 years, 3.80% over 20 years and 4.05% over 25 years. "These exceptional levels are the result of a further decline of almost generalized from our banking partners, 92% of them have implemented cuts to their list" is namely Empruntis.
The broker also notes that banks play the game full of credit with a level comparable to the Treasury Offer (OAT) to 3.40% from 1 April. "The situation is excellent because the time record set in October 2005 with an average fixed rate of 3.60% over 20 years is almost attained.
Empruntis specifies that rates the lowest in the market are also down sharply, with lower rates of 0.10% / 0.15% to 0.20% for the longest time. "The best ones have therefore particularly advantageous terms with a rate to 3.35% over 15 years and 3.60% over 20 years," concluded Empruntis.
The strongest downward adjustments have taken place earlier this month, but the latest lists received are very slight decline indicates the note. The average rates actually report lower levels still at 3.65% over 15 years, 3.80% over 20 years and 4.05% over 25 years. "These exceptional levels are the result of a further decline of almost generalized from our banking partners, 92% of them have implemented cuts to their list" is namely Empruntis.
The broker also notes that banks play the game full of credit with a level comparable to the Treasury Offer (OAT) to 3.40% from 1 April. "The situation is excellent because the time record set in October 2005 with an average fixed rate of 3.60% over 20 years is almost attained.
Empruntis specifies that rates the lowest in the market are also down sharply, with lower rates of 0.10% / 0.15% to 0.20% for the longest time. "The best ones have therefore particularly advantageous terms with a rate to 3.35% over 15 years and 3.60% over 20 years," concluded Empruntis.
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