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With an interest-only mortgage, you pay nothing, but you only pay interest on the loan amount each month. When the mortgage expires, you must therefore repay the entire loan amount at once.
Because you don't repay anything with an interest-only mortgage, you will continue to pay interest on the total loan amount throughout the term. This is beneficial because the mortgage interest is tax deductible. Throughout the term, you can deduct the maximum amount of tax.
With the interest-only mortgage, you have the lowest monthly payments compared to other types of mortgages. And you benefit from a maximum tax deduction. In addition to interest, you pay no repayment or contributions. On the other hand, you must ensure that you can repay the loan at the end of the term.
The maximum amount for which you can take out an interest-only mortgage is actually always much below the value of the house. You will therefore have to contribute your own money for the remaining amount or take out an additional mortgage that you do repay.
As of August 1, 2011, a mortgage may be amortization free for up to 50% of the market value of the home.
At the end of the term (maximum 30 years), you must repay the loan amount. This can be done, for example, by selling your home or by having saved up the necessary money yourself in the meantime. It is often also possible to take out a new mortgage. Please note that the interest on this new mortgage may no longer be tax deductible.
For people who move to a smaller home later in life and contribute quite a bit of their own money, the interest-only mortgage is worth considering. Furthermore, this type of mortgage is often used in combination with other forms of mortgage.
