Quantifying the maturing instalment of your home loan

Holders of home loans benefiting from the facilities provided by:
- Provincial Law 29 December 2005 No 20, Article 58 (Extraordinary Plan 2006-2007)
- Provincial Law 21 December 2007 No 23, Article 53 (Extraordinary Plan 2008)
- Provincial Law of 28 March 2009 No 2, Article 30, paragraph 4 (Home saving)
- Provincial Law 28 December 2009 No 19, Article 59 (Extraordinary Plan 2010)
- Provincial Law 22 April 2014 No 1, Article 54, Paragraph 1 (2015-2018 Home Plan)

The reference legislation is indicated in the loan agreement.

To quantify the maturing instalment, click on the interest link.
Calculate the maturing instalment of the subsidised home loan provided for by:

• Provincial Law 29 December 2005 no. 20, article 58 (Extraordinary Plan 2006-2007) at fixed rate or variable rate

• Provincial Law 21 December 2007 No 23, Article 53 (Extraordinary Plan 2008), with stipulation date until 22 October 2010, at fixed or floating rate

• Provincial Law 21 December 2007 no. 23, article 53 (Extraordinary Plan 2008), with stipulation date from 23 October 2010 and Provincial Law 28 December 2009 no. 19, article 59 (Extraordinary Plan 2010) at fixed rate at a floating rate without CAP or at a floating rate with CAP

• Provincial Law 22 April 2014 No 1, Article 54, Paragraph 1 (2015-2018 Housing Plan) with fixed rate or variable rate
• Affiliated banks

Variation of Euribor and ECB parameters

EURIBOR: is a reference rate, calculated daily, indicating the average interest rate on financial transactions in Euro between the main European banks.

ECB: is the rate at which the European Central Bank grants loans to other banks.

EURIBOR parameter (6 months 360)

ECB parameter

Historical Euribor and ECB changes for first loan instalment