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Loans

Borrowing money in the Netherlands from 7.5%

Looking to buy a new car? Or perhaps you want to renovate your home? A loan might just make things easier. You arrange it all online, from calculating your loan to getting the money, and all in English. And if you have any questions, the staff at our International Client Desk will be happy to help.
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Choose the loan that is right for you

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Car finance loan

On the road without worries with our car finance loan. 
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Home improvement loan

If you are looking to improve your home, a loan might just make things easier. 
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Major purchase loan

If your savings won’t cover that major purchase, you can choose a loan that’s right for you. 

When can you get a loan in the Netherlands?

You can apply for a loan if you: 
 
  • are aged 21 to 69; 
  • have sufficient income each month;  
  • live in the Netherlands.

If you are in the Netherlands on a temporary residence permit and qualify for taking out a loan, we will align the loan term with the term of your residence permit. 
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Our loans

Personal

Ideal for a large one-off expense

  • The money in your account in one go.
  • You select the loan term. The term depends on what the loan is for.
  • Fixed monthly payment. The payment is made up of interest and repayment towards the loan principal.
  • A loan must always be paid back. With interest. Buying something with a loan will, therefore, cost you extra.
  • A loan is a long-term commitment. Your financial situation may change over that period.
No-obligation offer More about our Personal Loan

Rood Staan (overdraft)

Convenient when money is tight

  • Flexibility in your account when you need it.
  • Set your limit yourself online.
  • Borrow responsibly, as we will always carefully assess your incomings and outgoings when you apply for an overdraft. In some cases we may reject an overdraft application.
  • You pay interest on the amount you are overdrawn.
  • Easy and tempting to do more often.
Apply for Rood Staan More about Rood Staan

Personal

Ideal for a large one-off expense

  • The money in your account in one go.
  • You select the loan term. The term depends on what the loan is for.
  • Fixed monthly payment. The payment is made up of interest and repayment towards the loan principal.
  • A loan must always be paid back. With interest. Buying something with a loan will, therefore, cost you extra.
  • A loan is a long-term commitment. Your financial situation may change over that period.
No-obligation offer More about our Personal Loan

Rood Staan (overdraft)

Convenient when money is tight

  • Flexibility in your account when you need it.
  • Set your limit yourself online.
  • Borrow responsibly, as we will always carefully assess your incomings and outgoings when you apply for an overdraft. In some cases we may reject an overdraft application.
  • You pay interest on the amount you are overdrawn.
  • Easy and tempting to do more often.
Apply for Rood Staan More about Rood Staan

Taking out a loan in three steps

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1. Calculate your loan

Calculating your loan will give you an idea of how much you can borrow and what it will cost you.
Calculate how much you can borrow

2. Request a no-obligations offer

Enter your details and receive a loan quote with no strings attached (you have 30 days to consider our offer).
Request a no-obligations offer

3. Check!

We will assess your application and documents. If everything is in order, we will deposit the money into your account.
What do we consider when you apply for a loan

1. Calculate your loan

Calculating your loan will give you an idea of how much you can borrow and what it will cost you.
Calculate how much you can borrow
Paper and pen

2. Request a no-obligations offer

Enter your details and receive a loan quote with no strings attached (you have 30 days to consider our offer).
Request a no-obligations offer

3. Check!

We will assess your application and documents. If everything is in order, we will deposit the money into your account.
What do we consider when you apply for a loan

Personal contact

After we have received your loan application, we will call you to answer any questions you may have and walk you through the terms and conditions (in English, of course).  
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Adjusting your loan

View, repay or cancel your loan

If you would like to view your loan, make repayments/overpayments or cancel your loan, you can easily arrange it all using Internet Banking. For this you need an ABN AMRO current account. Read on to find out how this works. 
View and make changes to your loan Apply for a current account with a debit card

Frequently Asked Questions about loans

Why get a loan from ABN AMRO?
You can borrow money from ABN AMRO on favourable terms, with a competitive interest rate and clear agreements. For example, you only pay the monthly instalments of the principal (the amount of the actual loan) and the interest. There are no hidden costs and you know exactly where you stand in advance. And if you have some money left over at any given time, you can always make early repayments (overpayments) on your loan – without incurring an additional charge. Simply transfer the money via Internet Banking or the ABN AMRO app. Read more about our terms and conditions.
What are my borrowing options?
The personal loan   
With a personal loan, you receive the money in your current account in a lump sum. That comes in handy when you know exactly how much money you need for your purchase. The term of the loan and interest rate are fixed, so you know exactly how much you will be paying each month and when the loan will be repaid in full. And you can make overpayments on your loan at any time, without incurring an additional charge. With a personal loan, you can borrow between €5,000 and €75,000. Read more about our Personal Loan.
How much can I borrow?
How much you can borrow depends on your situation, like what you earn and whether you own your home or rent it. A loan needs to fit within your budget, so it’s a good idea to first calculate how much you can borrow and what your monthly repayments will be. Calculate your loan.
How to apply for a loan?
  1. Calculate your loan 
    Find out in just two minutes how much you can borrow and what your monthly repayments will be.     
  2. Request a no-obligations quote 
    We will send you a quote with no strings attached (you have 30 days to consider our offer). We will call you to walk you through the terms and conditions.      
  3. Sign the quote 
    If you are already an ABN AMRO customer, we will send you a Bankmail message with a link to the platform where you can sign the quote digitally.  If you are not an ABN AMRO customer, we will send you an email with the quote. Simply sign the quote and make a digital (PDF) copy of it.     
  4. Send us the required documents online 
    If you are an ABN AMRO customer, you will see in the secure environment which documents you need to send, how to do this and the conditions these documents must meet. You will receive a Bankmail message with instructions.  If you are not an ABN AMRO customer, the email we send you will explain exactly which documents you need to provide. Make a digital copy (PDF) of these documents and email them to us.    
  5. Payment 
    Once we have received your documents and checked that they are correct and complete, we will assess your application. If we approve your loan, we will deposit the money into your account within one working day.      
What does a loan cost?
When you borrow money, you repay a fixed amount each month. These instalments include a portion of the principal (the amount of the actual loan) and interest, together called repayments. The amount of your repayments depends on the amount you borrow and the term of your loan. How much interest you pay each month depends on your personal situation, for example your income, your family situation and whether you own your home or rent it. If you would like to know exactly how much a loan will cost you each month, you can calculate your loan here.
Can you deduct personal loan interest from your taxable income?
If you use your loan to improve the quality of your home, you can usually deduct the interest from your taxable income in Box 1. As a result, you pay a lower amount of tax. Get in touch with your financial adviser or the Dutch Tax and Customs Administration to find out more, or go to their website to read more about tax relief (in Dutch).

Why you should choose ABN AMRO for your loan

Self service

From the loan application to changing your loan. With us, you can do it all yourself. Online, on Internet Banking or in the ABN AMRO app.

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Personal contact

If you have any questions about borrowing money, call our people at the Loans Desk. They will be happy to help you, in English, of course.

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"The best ever experience"

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"Good, but struggled too upload documents"

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"Quick and easy"

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Average 9/10 on Klantenvertellen.nl

10 on Klantenvertellen.nl

"The best ever experience"

10/9/2024 Margarita, Amstelveen

8 on Klantenvertellen.nl

"Good, but struggled too upload documents"

10/2/2024 Rohan, Geleen

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10 on Klantenvertellen.nl

"Quick and easy"

10/2/2024 Anatolii, Aalsmeer

Calculation example of a personal loan

This table is only an example of the most frequently used interest rates. The interest rate that you pay depends on how much you borrow, for how long and your personal situation. To find out which interest rate applies to you, request a quote , without any obligations. Take a look at the different interest rates for the personal loan.

Term 60 months (5 years)

Amount borrowed Fixed borrowing rate/annual percentage rate Monthly payment Total cost of loan
€ 5.000 12.4% € 110,58 € 6.635
€ 10.000 9.6% € 208,56 € 12.514
€ 15.000 8.2% € 303,48 € 18.209
€ 25.000 8.1% € 504,69 € 30.281 
€ 50.000 7.5% € 996,06 € 59.764

Term 120 months (10 years)

Amount borrowed Fixed borrowing rate/annual percentage rate Monthly payment Total cost of loan
€ 5.000 12.4% € 71,00 € 8.521
€ 10.000 9.6% € 127,77 € 15.332
€ 15.000 8.2% € 181,26 € 21.751
€ 25.000 8.1% € 300,87 € 36.104
€ 50.000 7.5% € 587,11 € 70.453

The term of a personal loan ranges between 12 months and 144 months. The annual percentage rate (APR) expresses all costs associated with the loan. Apart from interest, there will be no additional cost. The annual percentage rate ranges between 5.0% and 8.8%.

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