toxicmolotof
2015-04-29 17:34:16
- #1
Exactly, with repayment > 10% you have interest rate locks <10 years, which leads to a corresponding interest rate.
A term of 5 years therefore has a repayment rate of just under 20%. However, you then have to pay installments of over 24,000 EUR per year (> 2,000 Euros/month).
With appropriate collateral, the loan should currently be almost free of charge. With an appropriate capital/income base, a loan in CHF could even be interesting (even cheaper), but beware, you are taking on currency risks.
A term of 5 years therefore has a repayment rate of just under 20%. However, you then have to pay installments of over 24,000 EUR per year (> 2,000 Euros/month).
With appropriate collateral, the loan should currently be almost free of charge. With an appropriate capital/income base, a loan in CHF could even be interesting (even cheaper), but beware, you are taking on currency risks.