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Mortage

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For purchase, construction, improvements, moving house or transferring your loan

The Lender of the Mortage sold at Best Bank is Novo Banco, S.A., with registered offices at no Campus do novobanco, Av. Dr. Mário Soares - Edifício 1, Taguspark, 2740-119 Porto Salvo, registered as a legal entity under number 513 204 016 in the Lisbon Commercial Registry Office, and with share capital of €6.567.843.862,91. Best Bank acts as a credit broker on an exclusive basis and does not provide brokerage services to any other public or private entity.

Your mortgage will be carried out directly at a Novobanco branch, with the underlying conditions and offer.

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  • Fixed Rate
  • Variable Rate
  • Mixed Rate
  • Fixed interest rate: what it means

    On fixed-rate mortgage loans, the interest rate on the loan remains unchanged for the term agreed with the lending institution.

    So, with the fixed rate you always know what you can count on, as the monthly installment always remains the same. This means that if market interest rates, for example the Euribor interest rate, rise or fall, the fixed rate mortgage loan installment will not change.

    Under normal market conditions, the installment of a loan with a fixed interest rate is higher than the installment indexed to Euribor. The customer pays a higher price for the security of not having their installment increased. But you should consider this choice carefully, because if the Euribor falls, your installment will not fall.

    When the credit institution defines the value for the pre-fixed interest rate, it takes as a reference the pre-fixed rate that applies in the interbank market for the same term: the so-called swap rate.

    Example: when determining the pre-fixed rate to be charged to the customer for a period of five years, the credit institution pays attention to the pre-fixed interest rate that it will pay during these five years to obtain the resources it will lend.

    Thus, the advantage of the pre-fixed rate consists of stability and security, since the pre-fixed rate allows you to always have an equal installment throughout the loan or over the term you define, not being dependent on market fluctuations. You always know what you can count on.

    Fixed Rate:

    No effect of optional associated sales: APR of 6.1%; Fixed TAN of 5.413% (30-year fixed rate of 3.513% and spread of 1.90%); Payment of R$ 843.51; MTIC: R$ 318,633.54; Average annual Life Insurance Premium of R$236.99. Quarterly DO Account Maintenance Commission of €16.20 (IS included).

    With the effect of optional associated sales (*): APR of 5.1%; Fixed TAN of 4.413% (30-year fixed rate of 3.513% and spread of 0.90%); Installment of R$ 752.29; MTIC: R$ 286,645.05; Average annual Life Insurance Premium of €224.16. Monthly Account Maintenance Fee 360º Package of €8.84 (IS included).

    For a loan of $150,000 over 30 years, totaling 360 installments, 60% LTV, with mortgage security.

    Initial Commissions and Expenses (Includes ISUC): €2,233.20; Regular Commissions and Expenses: Multi-risk Insurance (annual premium R$ 122.63).

    (*) They presuppose subscription to the following products: Maturity Domiciliation; Multi-risk Property Insurance at Mudum; Life Insurance associated with CH at GamaLife and 360º Package Account.

    What is variable interest rate

    In real estate loans with variable interest rates, the loan's interest rate results from the sum of two components: the index or reference rate, which is Euribor, and the spread.

    The Euribor value is reviewed after the period to which it refers. For example, the twelve-month Euribor is reviewed annually.

    At the end of these twelve months, the Selic value used for the benefit that will be in force for the following twelve months is calculated based on the simple arithmetic average of the previous month, with this rate being rounded to the thousandth.

    When the Selic value is revised, the interest rate on the loan may rise or fall reflecting the eventual change in the Selic value. The value of the benefit may therefore increase or decrease. Only rarely does the Euribor value not change.

    When determining the spread, the institution considers not only the customer's credit risk, but also the loan guarantees, including the relationship between the value of the loan and the value of the property on which a mortgage is created (LTV or loan-to-value ratio). to-value).

    Some credit institutions grant spread reductions or other charges on real estate loans to customers who purchase other financial products or services at the same time.

    The advantage of the variable rate is that it allows you to have a lower initial installment than the fixed rate. When choosing this rate, you know that your installment will vary over the term (being revised according to the Selic term you choose).

    Variable rate:

    No effect of optional associated sales: APR of 5.5%; Variable TAN of 4.902% (Euribor 6 m of 3.002% from October 2024 and spread of 1.90%); Installment of R$ 796.27; MTIC: R$ 301,430.80; Average annual Life Insurance Premium of €230.46. Quarterly DO Account Maintenance Commission of €16.20 (IS included).

    With the effect of optional associated sales (*): APR of 4.5%; Variable TAN of 3.902% (Euribor 6 m of 3.002% from October 2024 and spread of 0.90%); Installment of R$ 707.67; MTIC: R$ 270,383.42; Average annual Life Insurance Premium of €217.54. Monthly Account Maintenance Fee 360º Package of €8.84 (IS included).

    For a loan of $150,000 over 30 years, totaling 360 installments, 60% LTV, with mortgage security.

    Initial Commissions and Expenses (Includes ISUC): €2,233.20; Regular Commissions and Expenses: Multi-risk Insurance (annual premium R$ 122.63).

    (*) They presuppose subscription to the following products: Maturity Domiciliation; Multi-risk Property Insurance at Mudum; Life Insurance associated with CH at GamaLife and 360º Package Account.

    Interest rate fluctuations may result in an increase in the amount to be paid.

    The interest rate applied may assume negative values depending on the evolution of the respective index.

    Mixed interest rate

    The mixed rate allows you to start your loan with a fixed rate (in 2,3,4,5,10, 15, 20, 25 or 30 years) where you will always pay the same installment amount, and then have your loan indexed to the variable rate. Here your installment will be reviewed over the remaining term, increasing or decreasing depending on the rates being practiced in the market at that time.

    The advantage of the mixed rate is to achieve, on the one hand, better budget management in the first years contracted for a fixed rate, as you will know the amount you will pay and, on the other, in a subsequent phase, enjoy the benefits of the variable rate.

    Mixed Rate 5 Years:

    No effect of optional associated sales: APR of 5.1%; Fixed TAN of 4.285% (5-Year Fixed Rate of 2.385% and spread of 1.90%) followed by Variable TAN of 4.591% (Euribor 12 m of 2.691% from October 2024 and spread of 1.90%); 60 monthly installments of R$740.99 and 300 monthly installments of R$764.58; MTIC: R$ 288,455.49; Average annual Life Insurance Premium of R$225.46. Quarterly DO Account Maintenance Commission of €16.20 (IS included).

    With the effect of optional associated sales(*): APR of 4.3%; Fixed TAN of 3.485% (5-Year Fixed Rate of 2.385% and spread of 1.10%) followed by Variable TAN of 3.791% (Euribor 12 m of 2.691% from October 2024 and spread of 1.10%); 60 monthly installments of R$672.31 and 300 monthly installments of R$694.57; MTIC: R$ 263,880.55; Average annual Life Insurance Premium of €215.05. Monthly Account Maintenance Fee Package of €7.80 (IS included).

    For a loan of $150,000 over 30 years, totaling 360 installments, 60% LTV, with mortgage security.

    Initial fees and expenses (Includes ISUC): €2,233.20; Regular Commissions and Expenses: Multi-risk Insurance (annual premium R$ 122.63).

    (*) They presuppose subscription to the following products: Maturity domiciliation; Multi-risk Property Insurance at Mudum; Life Insurance associated with CH at GamaLife and 360º Package Account.

    Interest rate fluctuations may result in an increase in the amount to be paid.

    The interest rate applied may assume negative values depending on the evolution of the respective index.

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    For your Mortage

    For life or for home

    Home Insurance

    • Insures the property that the Bank is going to mortgage. This insurance has 4 types of cover: building, contents, comprehensive (building + contents) or construction (for self-built homes). The sum of the insurance premium is calculated based on the number of rooms, the required coverage and the geographical location of the property to be insured.

    Life Insurance

    • The premium for this insurance is calculated, inter alia, based on the age of the housing credit holders, the loan amount and the risk the operation entails, covering situations of death and absolute and permanent disability. The sum of the insurance premium is defined by the Insurance Company with which the customer takes out the insurance.

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    What are the rates?

    • Blended Rate - For loans taken out under a blended interest rate, the parties agree that the loan agreement has a period in which the rate is fixed, followed by a period in which the rate is variable. For example, a 30-year Mortage may have a fixed rate for the first 5 years and a variable rate, indexed to Euribor, for the remaining 25 years. The following fixed rates are available:
      • Fixed rate from 2 to 5 years, 10, 15, 20, 25 or 30 years.

    • Variable Rate - For Mortage agreements with a variable interest rate, the interest rate results from the sum of the reference rate and the spread:
      • Reference rate (benchmark interest rate) - usually corresponds to Euribor (European Interbank Offered Rate), which is the reference rate.
      • SPREAD - The interest rate component that is in addition to the reference rate. The spread is defined by the Bank, taking into account the customer's credit risk, the ratio between the loan amount and the property value (loan-to-value), and the cost of financing. The Bank does not review the value of the reference rate at a frequency other than the index period (12-month Euribor).

    • ANR - The annual nominal interest rate (ANR) represents the cost associated with interest on the loan.

    • APR - The annual percentage rate (APR) represents the effective cost of the loan, which takes into account a set of expenses inherent to the Mortage. This rate reflects the periodicity of payments and all recurring charges relating to the loan, namely repayment of the capital, remuneration interest and fees and expenses related to the loan (life insurance and multi-risk housing insurance premiums, fees for opening proceedings and evaluation costs, current account maintenance fee, credit usage stamp tax loan and loan formalization costs).

    Which products should you subscribe to for a spread bonus?

    • Bank Starter Pack - Composed of basic products related to the Bank. The allocation of a 0.6% Bonus to the applicable spread depends on whether you have 2 of the products/services listed:
      • Direct Debit
      • Conta + Ordenado or Conta Protocolo Ordenado or Conta Protocolo Especial

    • Protection Pack - Composed of insurance from GamaLife and GNB Seguros, SA. The allocation of a 0.2% Bonus to the applicable spread assumes that you cumulatively have 2 of the products/services listed:
      • Life insurance associated with the Mortage
      • Maxi or Top multi-risk insurance associated with the Mortage

    • Binding Pack - Assignment of a 0.2% Bonus to the spread if you belong to the Loyal Affluent Segment.
    • Throughout the term of the loan, the customer will receive the maximum bonus in accordance with the commitment products duly selected in origination and always up to the minimum grid spread.

    • These bonuses only apply in the process of negotiating new Mortages and do not apply to contractual changes.

    • The spread bonus for purchasing products does not apply for the following loans: Moving House, Multisolutions, Autonomous Garage, Down Payment, Foreign (Non-Resident).

    Which types of property can I take out a Mortage for?

    • First home - Habitual household residence (permanent own home).

    • Second home - Non-habitual household residence (holiday home or other).

    • Income housing - Residence for earning income by renting it out.

    • Garage/Parking Space - Garage, provided that it is separate from the home.

    For what purposes can I take out a Mortage?

    • Purchase - To buy the property (house or garage).

    • Construction - To build on own land (construction permit and approved project required).

    • Improvements - Making improvements to your own home or rented housing.

    • Purchase and Associated Improvements - Simultaneous purchase and improvement of property.

    • Construction - May include the purchase of land (with construction permit and approved project) and construction of the home.

    • Loan Transfer - Transfer a Mortage held at another bank to NOVO BANCO (option to increase the amount and term of your loan).

    • Mortgage Loan - Loan for purposes other than the above, with a mortgage on the property.

    What is the maximum term of the loan?

    • Maximum: 40 years provided that the eldest loan holder does not exceed 75 years of age when the loan matures. The longer the term, the lower the value of your monthly repayment.

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