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"Urbo" is a new bank name
Home loan
Urbo Bankas provides mortgage loans to:
- Citizens of the Republic of Lithuania or holders of a permanent residence permit in Lithuania;
- Are 21 years or older;
- Persons who receive a fixed income;
- Persons whose monthly payments of total financial obligations do not exceed 40% of their fixed income.
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- The maximum loan amount depends on the purpose of the loan, the market value of the mortgaged property, the customer’s/family’s fixed income and financial obligations;
- We finance up to 85% of the price of the mortgaged residential property or the market value, whichever is lower;
- We finance up to 70% of the price of the mortgaged non-residential property or the market value, whichever is lower.
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- Euro (EUR);
- United States (US) Dollar (USD);
- British Pounds Sterling (GBP);
- Norwegian Krone (NOK);
The currency of your income and the currency of the country in which you reside must be the same as the currency of the loan.
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Any real estate registered in the territory of Lithuania, acceptable to the bank, with a market value sufficient to secure the customer’s obligations under the loan agreement may be used as collateral.
Additional terms and conditions:
- Collateral – pledge of real estate acceptable to the bank;
- The mortgaged real estate must be appraised by independent valuers;
- The collateral must be insured in favour of the bank for the full term of the loan plus an additional 2 months at replacement cost.
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There are two ways to repay the loan: on an annuity or linear basis.
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Annuity method is a loan repayment and interest payment method, where the borrower pays the bank fixed instalments throughout the interest-fixing period specified in the special terms and conditions of the agreement, which shall consist of the repaid share of the loan and the calculated interest.
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Linear method is a loan repayment and interest payment method, where the loan is repaid in fixed instalments and interest paid is calculated on the outstanding portion of the loan.
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