Extending the term of a mortgage. Clever and cheap refinancing with Compando.
Extending the term of a mortgage without comparing means pouring money down the drain. We compare a wide range of lenders to find the most attractive financing solution for the next chapter of your life. We also take the condition of your property and tax- and pension-related matters into account.
Best conditions due to wide-ranging comparison of lenders
Reviewing the mortgage strategy
Evaluating the condition of your property
Factoring in your pension situation and financially securing your property
Tax implications
Personal, independent advice

What needs to be taken into account when extending the term of a mortgage?
When extending the term of a mortgage, it is essential to plan out all aspects well ahead of time – up to 24 months in advance – and refer to a comprehensive comparison of lenders. By doing this, you will save CHF 3,000 per year on average as compared to your first offer. It is also a good time to rethink your mortgage strategy and plan in any renovations. Bear your pension situation in mind too, to make sure you have a financial safety net in your old age.
Clarify your financing requirements
Determine the total amount that you need, including any renovations. It is also worth taking a more in-depth look at your ongoing costs to make sure you know what your monthly costs for the financing might look like.
Review your mortgage strategy
When reviewing your mortgage strategy, you should consider your current and future financial goals, your future plans as well as the interest rates, the term, the flexibility you require, your retirement pension and your tax situation. This is the key to finding the right mortgage product for you – for example, a ten-year fixed-rate mortgage.
Find a mortgage lender
Lastly, compare your chosen mortgage product with the offers of a variety of different lenders such as banks, insurance companies and pension funds. When doing this, don't focus only on the interest rates. Instead, take into account other terms of the contract and time periods, as well as any flexibility, such as whether you are allowed to sell your property early.
The current most attractive mortgage interest rates.
Saron mortgage from*
0.65%
Fixed-rate 10 years from
1.3%
Fixed-rate 5 years from
0.97%
* The value shown here for a SARON mortgage is made up of the current SARON (Swiss Average Rate Overnight) and the individual margin of the mortgage lender. Generally speaking, the interest rates shown are the best conditions currently available. Your personal interest rate may differ based on the loan-to-value ratio, affordability, mortgage volume and location of the property.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Mortgage Extension
Find answers to the most common questions about extending your mortgage.
- Obtain various offers from multiple banks
- Compare current market rates
- Negotiate conditions without time pressure
- Possibly switch providers
- Often better conditions with new providers
- Fresh negotiation position
- Opportunity to change mortgage model
- Land registry fees (approx. CHF 1,000 - 2,000)
- New valuation costs (approx. CHF 500 - 1,000)
- Possible processing fees
- Higher interest rates: Variable mortgages often have higher rates
- Interest rate risk: The rate can be adjusted at any time
- No planning security: Fluctuating monthly costs
- Possible if you need more money (e.g., for renovation)
- Requires new affordability assessment
- Property value must cover additional burden
- You can amortize more than planned
- Lowers your ongoing costs
- Improves your negotiation position
- Are rates currently low or high?
- Is an upward or downward interest rate trend expected?
- Short term (2-3 years): More flexible, but interest rate risk
- Long term (8-10 years): Security, but less flexible
- Divide the mortgage into multiple tranches
- Staggered expiry dates reduce interest rate risk
- Direct vs. indirect amortization
- Amount of annual repayment
- Fixed-rate mortgage, SARON or variable mortgage
- Combination of multiple models