Handelsbanken
Handelsbanken is a bank of Swedish origin that offers mortgages in the Netherlands from local branches, with a dedicated relationship manager as your point of contact. The bank chooses personal contact and tailored advice over a standardised online process.
Who is Handelsbanken?
Handelsbanken is a bank of Swedish origin that operates in the Netherlands with a distinctly personal approach. The bank works from local branches, where you have a dedicated relationship manager as your point of contact. Alongside mortgages, Handelsbanken also offers savings, wealth management and real-estate financing.
Handelsbanken mortgages
With Handelsbanken you can arrange the common mortgage types, such as the annuity mortgage, the linear mortgage and the interest-only mortgage. The bank assesses your application locally and looks at your whole situation, even if it is a little less standard. You can also turn to them for buying a home for your children or parents.
Who is Handelsbanken suitable for?
Handelsbanken suits those who value personal contact and tailored advice more than the very sharpest rate or a fully online process. Whether the terms are attractive for you depends on your situation and wishes. First work out your maximum mortgage as a starting point for the conversation with your relationship manager.
Frequently asked questions about the handelsbanken
Handelsbanken works from local branches with a personal relationship manager as your fixed point of contact. So you arrange your mortgage directly with the bank, not through a comparison site or an external adviser.
Handelsbanken focuses on customers who value personal contact and tailored advice over the lowest rate or a fully online process. The bank looks at your whole situation and decides locally.
Your borrowing room mainly depends on your income and your fixed costs, not on the bank. Calculate an estimate with our mortgage calculator and discuss the options with your relationship manager.
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