Thursday, December 22, 2016

Even a bank has raised interest rates – Today’s Business

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Storebrand follows for the other banks and puts up the interest rate.

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Storebrand has set up their boliglånsrenter, informs the communication manager Bjørn Erik Sættem in Storebrand to DN.

Interest rates were put up on Friday of last week for new loans and new customers. For existing customers put interest rates up in February, and be informed about the increase in these days. Storebrand’s customers receive an average rate increase of 0.17 percentage points, according to Sættem.

– We put up interest rates because money market rates have risen over the last few weeks. And so we have seen that many of our competitors have put up interest rates, says Sættem to DN.

Lowest interest rate of 1,99 per cent

at the same time informing him that the bank’s lowest interest rate is now at 1,99 per cent. This interest rate applies for mortgages for young people, as well as for a new loan called a “sustainable mortgage”.

There is a mortgage for those who are committed to register energimerkingen of their residence and who agree to get the advice of Storebrand about saving energy for their residence. Since Storebrand launched this loan in the fall has one of the three new loans have been “sustainable mortgage”.

Increased money market rates

Several banks have in the course of the autumn set up their utlåns and deposit rates. Banks shows that there is increased money market rates which is the main reason that they now increase interest rates to its customers. Money market rates are the interest rates on loans between banks. These interest rates have increased significantly in the course of the autumn.

In the last week decided Norges Bank to keep the key rate unchanged at 0.50 per cent. The central bank expressed as great concern for the strong rise in house prices and husholdningers debt.

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