[Asia Economy Reporter Haeyoung Kwon] Korea Housing Finance Corporation announced on the 23rd that it will raise the interest rates of the long-term fixed-rate, installment-repayment mortgage loan 'Bogeumjari Loan' by 0.1 percentage points in February.


The 'u-Bogeumjari Loan,' applied for through the KHFC website, and the 't-Bogeumjari Loan,' applied for at bank counters, can be used at annual interest rates ranging from 2.5% (10-year term) to 2.75% (30-year term) depending on the loan maturity. The 'Akkim e-Bogeumjari Loan,' which is applied for online via electronic contracts and reduces costs, offers interest rates 0.1 percentage points lower, ranging from 2.4% (10 years) to 2.65% (30 years) annually.


If borrowers refinance variable-rate or lump-sum repayment loans obtained from secondary financial institutions into a better Bogeumjari Loan, the interest rates are the same as those of the u-Bogeumjari Loan or t-Bogeumjari Loan. If an electronic contract is made, the Akkim e-Bogeumjari Loan interest rate applies.


Socially disadvantaged groups (single-parent families, persons with disabilities, multicultural families, families with three or more children) or newlyweds can receive additional interest rate benefits.



A KHFC official explained, "Considering the recent increase in market funding costs, we decided to raise the interest rates of the Bogeumjari Loan."


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