Baukindergeld - Interpretation of the new funding guidelines

The "no legal entitlement" seems to be understood by everyone here as meaning they can simply say: "You won't get it."

But the "no legal entitlement" refers to the funding amount.

If this is exhausted, there is no "legal entitlement."

If the funding requirements are met and funding is still available, of course there is an entitlement.

It would be nice if the KfW could say: Sure, you meet all the funding requirements, there is still money left, but we don't like your face... there's nothing they can do now, since there is no legal entitlement to the funding.

You know the five stages of grief, right?

And why not?

They will always refer to the individual review. And it can happen that you carry out your action and the funding does not flow.

Brazen are the people who didn't get it because of the change and are whining here..

You buy a house from your parents, receive a corresponding value for it, and hopefully inherit the house/part of it not too early, and now you're whining that you don't get even more subsidy funds.

This subsidy money has currently only led to driving prices up.

First: What do you mean by "brazen"? And second: What do you mean by "even more funding"? It is absolutely not brazen, but extremely unfair! We were the rightful recipients! Others in the same situation have been funded over the last 1 1/2 years. It is not brazen - just simply unfair!

And what is the sentence about "even more funding" supposed to mean??? How do you want to know if any of us have already received any funding? I, for one, have not received any funding at all. As I said, it’s all just envy. The best German virtue.

Sorry Rudolf, but enough is enough. I bought shortly before the Baukindergeld. Am I now whining here that I didn’t get anything? It’s just as unfair. That’s life, though, usually learned in kindergarten. P.S. €190,000 for a semi-detached house here is either a gift or just a dream. With a factor of 3, it’s slowly getting closer.