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About Sparbanken Eken

Sparbanken Eken is a regional savings bank formed in 2008 from six merged savings banks in Blekinge, Kalmar and Kronoberg counties (Småland), owned by local foundations that reinvest profits into community projects while cooperating with Swedbank for full-service banking.

Average rate over time

Average rate per month for each binding period.

Sparbanken Eken

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2016-012026-10

Current rates

Mortgage rates from Sparbanken Eken per binding period
Binding periodList rateAverage rate
3 mo3.89%Valid from May 29, 20263.01%For September 2026
1 year3.62%Valid from Sep 18, 20263.45%For September 2026
2 years3.89%Valid from Sep 18, 20263.45%For September 2026
3 years3.99%Valid from Sep 18, 20263.39%For September 2026
4 years4.09%Valid from Sep 18, 2026-
5 years4.19%Valid from Sep 18, 2026-
6 years4.34%Valid from Sep 18, 2026-
7 years4.34%Valid from Sep 18, 2026-
8 years4.34%Valid from Sep 18, 2026-
9 years4.34%Valid from Sep 18, 2026-
10 years4.39%Valid from Sep 18, 2026-

The list rates are Swedbank's. Sparbanken Eken uses Swedbank's list rates.

Last checked: Oct 25, 2026, 6:42 AM

The bank's mortgage page, the source of these rates

Loan requirements

Accepts credit remarksNo
Accepts non-permanent employmentNo

Discounts

  • Green Mortgage: Energy Class A

    Discount for properties with energy class A rating.

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  • Green Mortgage: Energy Class B

    Discount for properties with energy class B rating.

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  • Green Mortgage: Miljöbyggnad

    Discount for properties with Miljöbyggnad Silver or Gold certification.

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  • Green Mortgage: Nordic Swan

    Discount for properties with Nordic Swan Ecolabel certification.

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  • Green Mortgage: Passive House

    Discount for properties certified according to the Passive House Institute.

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  • Loan-to-Value Ratio

    Discount for lower loan-to-value ratios.

  • Young People Discount

    Discount for young borrowers, usually up to 30, sometimes 35 years old.

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