Aegon mortgage
Reviewed by: Roel Wonders
Aegon is one of the few providers that has mortgages with all fixed interest periods (up to a maximum of 30 years), for example also for 13 or 17 years.
In 2024, Aegon's mortgage portfolio was taken over by ASR. As an experienced mortgage advisor, I tell you everything about Aegon. Wondering whether Aegon (or ASR) has the best mortgage for you? Then schedule a free meeting with me..
Pros
Cons
Joost van Herpen & Roel Wonders EHP
About Aegon
Aegon is a Dutch insurer that was founded in 1983 following a merger between AGO and Ennia. The insurer operates internationally and also offers financial products in other countries in Europe, the United States and Asia.
The insurer offers mortgages, but also life insurance, pensions and asset management products.
In 2020, the Dutch parts of Aegon were acquired by ASR. The mortgage portfolio therefore went to ASR in 2024.
Mortgage interest from Aegon
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Extensive pros and cons
The advantages and disadvantages are described in detail below:
Pros
- You can take out a mortgage with Aegon together with a family member (brother/sister or parent/child).
- A loan from the parents for which the interest and repayment are fully refunded can be included in the mortgage application without any costs.
- You can apply for a mortgage from Aegon for the following types of new construction: Project construction, private sector construction, self-construction and self-construction. Even if you demolish a home to build a new home, it is possible to take out a mortgage with Aegon under certain conditions.
- Aegon does not apply a minimum market value for a home. A home with a market value < € 125,000 can only be financed in combination with the National Mortgage Guarantee (NHG).
- A desktop valuation, cheaper than an extensive valuation, can be used for a mortgage up to a maximum of 90% of the market value and a mortgage < € 750,000.
Cons
- Are you an entrepreneur? Then your mortgage may not exceed 90% of the market value of the home.
- After every change that you sign for as a customer, the most current general terms and conditions apply to the entire mortgage.
- An entrepreneur must incur additional costs to have the entrepreneurial income determined by a calculation expert.
- An energy saving budget is not possible at Aegon.
We do our best to keep the conditions up to date, but mortgage providers may change their conditions. Schedule a free consultation with me so that we can discuss the most current conditions and pros and cons.
