CCaspar2020 2019-01-04 22:39:58#1above all that you get 20J from them is already unusual. Most red ones decline anything over 15J, [das die LBS mit ins Boot kommt]
above all that you get 20J from them is already unusual. Most red ones decline anything over 15J, [das die LBS mit ins Boot kommt]
YYosan 2019-01-04 22:43:41#2above all, that you get 20 years from them is already unusual. Most of the reds say no to anything over 15 years, that the LBS comes on board We don’t have the full amount there... KFW is included and so on... but I am glad if we apparently got a really good offer
above all, that you get 20 years from them is already unusual. Most of the reds say no to anything over 15 years, that the LBS comes on board We don’t have the full amount there... KFW is included and so on... but I am glad if we apparently got a really good offer
AAlexius 2019-01-05 00:34:06#3Are the 1.7 and 1.9 percent really annuity loans or is it a combination of building society loans and building society savings? In the first case, it would be very favorable in my eyes, in the second not necessarily
Are the 1.7 and 1.9 percent really annuity loans or is it a combination of building society loans and building society savings? In the first case, it would be very favorable in my eyes, in the second not necessarily
YYosan 2019-01-05 11:25:36#4Are the 1.7 and 1.9 percent really annuity loans or is it a combination of home savings loans and home savers? In the first case, it would be very cheap in my opinion, in the second case not necessarily The first. (The 1.7% are for a KFW subsidy)
Are the 1.7 and 1.9 percent really annuity loans or is it a combination of home savings loans and home savers? In the first case, it would be very cheap in my opinion, in the second case not necessarily The first. (The 1.7% are for a KFW subsidy)
AAlexius 2019-01-05 12:10:59#5The former. (The 1.7% are for a KFW subsidy) Okay. I always thought that KFW only offers a fixed interest rate period of max. 10 years. That they secure a loan for 20 years was new to me.
The former. (The 1.7% are for a KFW subsidy) Okay. I always thought that KFW only offers a fixed interest rate period of max. 10 years. That they secure a loan for 20 years was new to me.
Aares83 2019-01-05 13:03:05#6That they secure a loan for 20 years was new to me. They don’t do that anymore either, that expired in 2018. He probably meant that for the non-KFW part.
That they secure a loan for 20 years was new to me. They don’t do that anymore either, that expired in 2018. He probably meant that for the non-KFW part.