SSirSydom 2015-11-15 13:28:43#1In my offer, the provisioning interest rates were the cheapest ever: 0.17% p.m., otherwise they were always 0.25% p.m.
In my offer, the provisioning interest rates were the cheapest ever: 0.17% p.m., otherwise they were always 0.25% p.m.
RR0Li84 2015-11-15 14:30:11#2For me, it is 0.25 p.m. (If I didn't need the loan until then, that would mean I would have to pay > €400 per month)
For me, it is 0.25 p.m. (If I didn't need the loan until then, that would mean I would have to pay > €400 per month)
Mmerlin83 2015-11-15 21:37:47#3...kind of strange that when interest rates are supposed to rise significantly in the long term, banks lend their money so cheaply. -> The conditions are otherwise great... just like they were almost at their best in spring.
...kind of strange that when interest rates are supposed to rise significantly in the long term, banks lend their money so cheaply. -> The conditions are otherwise great... just like they were almost at their best in spring.
RR0Li84 2015-11-15 21:51:14#4You can always wait and hope that interest rates will go even lower. However, at the moment I definitely see more room to go up than down – that's why I would also like to strike while the iron is hot if it works out.
You can always wait and hope that interest rates will go even lower. However, at the moment I definitely see more room to go up than down – that's why I would also like to strike while the iron is hot if it works out.