IBK, 10-Year Fixed Rate 'IBK Long-Term Fixed Mortgage Loan' Sales
Up to 500 Billion KRW Limit
Loan Term Up to 40 Years... Fixed Interest Rate Period Selectable Between 5 or 10 Years
[Asia Economy Reporter Yu Je-hoon] IBK Industrial Bank announced on the 23rd that it will sell the 'IBK Long-term Fixed-rate Mortgage Loan' product, which applies a fixed interest rate for 10 years, with a limit of 500 billion KRW starting from the 24th.
According to IBK, the loan period for this product is up to 40 years, and customers can choose a fixed interest rate period of either 5 or 10 years. The loan target is customers who provide their house as the first priority collateral (by setting a mortgage lien) to IBK. From the month following the loan disbursement, the product requires repayment of the principal or equal installments of principal and interest without a grace period.
The loan interest rate ranges from 4.25% to 5.15% per annum when applying a discount rate of up to 0.90 percentage points depending on transaction performance, and the prepayment penalty is waived if repayment is made within 10% of the outstanding balance at the end of the previous year.
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An IBK official said, “This product, which extends the fixed interest rate period of mortgage loans up to 10 years, is expected to greatly help low-income households secure stable housing and reduce financial burdens during the period of rising interest rates.”
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