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In inflation, money loses its value. The loan amount will also depreciate accordingly. And you benefit from it. The loan amount will not change, but it will decrease in value over time. The longer your fixed interest rate is, the more you will benefit, because everything is getting more expensive except your loan. After all, you have secured the conditions for the term of the agreed fixed interest rate. And in inflation, salaries also increase over the years. Also, the value of your property develops over the years with inflation.
Strictly speaking, there is no direct link between interest rates and inflation. However, in times of low interest rates, lending is made attractive to businesses and investors. This leads to higher spending and increases inflation. If you are not sure whether financing makes sense for you due to the current situation, simply talk to our experts without obligation.
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