Mortgage rates on the front page
The Mortgage rates overview on the front page shows current fixed and short rates per institution with 30-day trend arrows. The lowest rate is marked Lowest, and data updates automatically.
Mortgage rates is a compact rate overview at the top of the front page, where a single glance shows the current mortgage rates from Danish institutions — fixed and short rates side by side, each with a trend arrow. You get a quick market snapshot every time you log in, without leaving your work.
1Find the overview on the front page
The rates live on Overview — the front page you land on right after login. The overview sits to the right in the top hero section, next to the greeting and the address search.
Institution · Fixed · Short Totalkredit — 4.12 % Lowest · 3.45 % Nordea Kredit — 4.18 % · 3.52 % Jyske Realkredit — 4.24 % · 3.58 %
The numbers in the panel are examples. The actual institutions and rates are fetched live, and the overview shows one row per institution.
2Read fixed and short rates
Each institution has its own row with two columns:
- Fixed — the long, fixed-rate mortgage rate.
- Short — the short, variable rate (F-rate).
If a rate is missing for an institution, a dash (–) appears in that column instead of a number.
3Read the trend arrow per rate
Next to each rate sits a small trend arrow showing the movement over the last 30 days:
The arrow follows the app convention: a rate increase is green, a decrease is red. With no movement, it shows 0.00 and no arrow.
4Spot the lowest rate
The lowest Fixed rate and the lowest Short rate across all institutions are highlighted automatically:
- The rate is shown in a highlighted color.
- The institution gets a Lowest marker next to its name.
That lets you see at a glance which institution currently sits lowest for the rate type you are looking at.
An approx. prefix before a rate means it is a provisional value. It updates as soon as the official source for that rate type is fully connected.
5How the rates stay current
The overview fetches data from Danish mortgage institutions and updates automatically — you do not have to do anything. The fixed rate follows the official exchange price, and the short rate reflects the current customer rate. If there is temporarily no rate data to show, the whole overview hides softly so the front page stays clean.