What is an interest-only period?

An interest-only period (afdragsfrihed) means that for an agreed period you only pay interest on the loan and do not pay down the debt. Your monthly payment is therefore significantly lower than without an interest-only period. Without one, you repay the loan alongside the interest, and the payment is correspondingly higher.

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