Do I have to come to your offices to apply for credit?

The vast majority of credit requests are made by telephone. However, when your request is accepted, you will need to make an appointment with one of our advisors who will examine your supporting documents and give you the credit contract for signature.

During the house purchase period, is it possible to change notary?

Yes, you can always decide to change notary during the sales procedure but the notary who will take over will only intervene after you have paid the fees of your previous notary in full. In this case, there will be a sharing of fees and costs.

Can I receive my money in cash?

No, for security reasons, your money is only paid to your bank account.

How long does it take for the borrowed funds to be deposited into my account?

Once your credit contract is signed in our offices, your money is paid into your bank account within 24 hours. If you are a resident of Luxembourg, you will have to wait 48 hours and if the amount of the credit is superior to the sum of 25.000,00 €, a delay of 3 working days is required.

I don't have much income. Can I take into account my family allowance to increase my borrowing capacity?

No. The law does not allow child benefit payments to be used for credit purposes.

What is the most interesting formula for taking out a mortgage loan?

We must analyze each situation on a case-by-case basis. When interest rates are very low, it may be interesting to conclude a contract with a fixed rate. When the rates are high, it is then advisable to conclude a variable rate contract. In all cases, our advisors study each case in a specific way to find the formula best suited to your situation.

What is an authentic act?

This is an act generally drawn up by a notary or in certain cases a bailiff. An authentic act is enforceable against third parties, that is to say that third parties or people who are not parties to the agreement cannot question the existence of the act. To take out a loan/mortgage credit, you must necessarily go before a notary because the deed of sale and the loan/mortgage credit contract are notarial acts.