Latest News About Aegon Hypotheek

The latest news around Aegon mortgages mainly concerns the ongoing integration of Aegon’s Dutch mortgage business into the a.s.r. group, including platform changes and new mortgage‑related products.[1][2]

Migration to the Stater mortgage platform

Since January 2025, new Aegon mortgage applications in the Netherlands have been processed via the Stater mortgage platform, which a.s.r. already uses for its own mortgages. During Whit weekend 2025, about two‑thirds of existing Aegon mortgages were migrated to Stater, with the remaining loans expected to follow later in 2025–mid‑2026 under the Aegon label before full integration into a.s.r. mortgages.[1]

New “Verhuishypotheek” for a.s.r./Aegon customers

In early 2026 a.s.r. introduced a Verhuishypotheek (“porting mortgage”) for customers who move home and use the moving scheme; this includes Aegon mortgage customers integrated into the a.s.r. mortgage portfolio. When a new mortgage is taken out, the existing loan is automatically converted into an interest‑only Verhuishypotheek with a fixed rate, so the customer faces no extra steps or costs during the relocation period, even if temporarily holding two loans.[2]

Practical implications for borrowers

For advice and changes on Aegon mortgages, advisers now use the Stater portal “E‑adviseur”, while Aegon’s underwriting team still handles the assessment of applications. Existing customers keep using the Aegon My‑Hypotheek app (recently updated to fix login and statement issues) to view statements, submit declarations, and arrange extra repayments.[5][1]

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