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What is the current benchmark interest rate for mortgage loans? 202 1 year?
1. Short-term loan: the interest rate is 4.35% within six months (including six months) and 4.35% from six months to one year (including one year);

2. Medium and long-term loans: the interest rate for one to five years (including five years) is 4.75%, and the interest rate for more than five years is 4.90%;

3. Provident fund loan: the interest rate for less than five years (including five years) is 2.75%, and the interest rate for more than five years is 3.25%.

The above is the current mortgage benchmark interest rate.

Different loan methods have different interest rates, among which the interest rate of provident fund loans will be relatively low. The longer the loan term, the higher the loan interest rate, and all banks will float above the benchmark interest rate of the central bank. In order to help you understand the specific content, let's explain in detail the mortgage interest rates of major banks in 2022.

In 2022, the interest rate of central bank loans will be 4.35% within one year (including one year), 4.75% within one to five years (including five years), and 4.9% for loans over five years. For individual housing provident fund loans, the loan interest rate for five years and below is 2.75%, and the loan interest rate for five years and above is 3.25%.

The average mortgage is more than five years, and most provident fund loans are not enough to support the current total mortgage, so the interest rate of commercial loans is the most representative.

Then, let's look at the floating level of commercial banks.

We can see that the central bank's loan interest rate for more than five years is 4.9%, which has returned to the level of about 20 15.

At present, the major banks in China are Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Construction Bank, Agricultural Bank, Bank of Communications and Postal Savings Bank. These relatively large bank loan interest rates are based on the benchmark interest rate of the central bank.