Musketier
2015-07-07 14:57:26
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because they refinance themselves from the money of those who (still) do not take out a loan.
Yep.. exactly for that reason, savings and loans as well as the length of deposits and loan duration should roughly correspond in the entirety of all home savings contracts. The scoring number ("Bewertungszahl") exists for a reason, so that the savings are not deposited only shortly before the end.
But if only home savings contracts with 30% deposits and long loan repayments were sold, the home savings principle would no longer work.
[QUOTE="FloSchn, post: 94963, member: 25527"]There are tariffs from SchwäbischHall and the Landesbausparkassen with 30% required savings and a loan interest rate of 2.35-2.5% with a 4 per mille repayment rate.
Exactly BER of Schwäbisch Hall I was looking for.
There I am at 40% deposits and 5 per mille rate with 3.17% effective or
at 50% deposits and 3.5 per mille rate with 3.14% effective.
The only thing that somewhat approaches your data is a Riester contract, with all its pros and cons.[/QUOTE]