HilfeHilfe
2016-05-27 07:26:00
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Because these conditions are again outrageous. I just looked at a large Dutch bank, which likes to advertise on TV in Germany and has made a name for itself since 2004 with higher-interest sight deposits... and today is probably often offered by financial brokers as the cheapest financer.
They charge 1.21 for 5 years, 1.46 for 10 years, but already 1.92 for 15 years at a financing ratio of 80%. In contrast, 20 years is not offered at all.
That means the surcharge from 5 to 10 years is 0.25%, but the surcharge from 10 to only 15 years is already 0.46%, and 20 years or more are not offered at all.
The 0.46% includes the risk of early termination according to the Building Code (§ 489 Abs. I Nr. 2 Baugesetzbuch).... heavily priced in...
cute, very cute :confused: maybe some bank still wants to make money and survive.
DSL is more condition-aggressive here, let's see what the chancellor does in 10 years :p