Interest rate view (March 2004)
You will need to make a decision on whether
to borrow on a fixed or variable rate basis.
The Eurozone’s base interest rate has
fallen to an historic low of 2% in recent months,
following American interest rates which have
fallen to 50-year lows. However these low rates
cannot last indefinitely, as the threat of inflation
around the globe is likely to lead to interest
rate rises in 2005.
A good indication of future mortgage interest
rates (base rate plus margin) is the fixed rate
quoted today:
| Fixed period |
APR |
Rate per €000 |
| 1 year |
3.50% |
5.44 |
| 3 year |
3.70% |
6.20 |
| 5 year |
4.10% |
6.45 |
| 10 year |
5.10% |
6.82 |
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Ultimately the decision to fix your borrowing
rate will depend on your risk appetite. Since
it started setting our base interest rate, the
ECB has never raised it above 4.75%, but would
you sleep easier in your bed at night if your
repayments were fixed, particularly if your rentals
are also guaranteed?
Oui
Can Do works with a number of partner banks in
France to get you the best possible financing deal.
We can look at a variety of financing options to
suit your cashflow requirements.
We will talk your through your
financing
options – including a fast track “in
principle” loan approval.
Contact us today on 353+1+6600020 or Email
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We will
talk your through your financing options – including
a fast track “in principle” loan approval.
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