Guys, I have another question..
Why does a loan with initially higher interest rates end up with a lower remaining debt?
I always thought the interest rate was decisive..
In plain language: 3 offers are available via Interhyp for loans over 67k, 10 years fixed interest period
1. Commerzbank, nominal interest rate: 1.33%, 5% repayment, installment: €353.43, interest payment: €6602.24, remaining debt €31,190.64
2. ING, nominal interest rate 2.01%, 5% repayment, installment: €391.39, interest payment: €9897.18, remaining debt: €29,930.38
Is it because the installment at ING is higher and with decreasing remaining debt more is available for repayment?!
3. would be a full repayment loan, 1.10% nominal interest rate, installment €594.63, interest payment: €3750.81
For the installment, we actually wanted to end up around €360 and the rest via special repayments, as we might buy a second new car and finance part of it..
What do you think?