I have read that. But this is meant to illustrate that including the building savings contract is rather the lesser evil.
If the outstanding debt at the end of the fixed interest period is €108,555.40 and we assume that the interest rates might only increase by 1 percent, the following picture emerges:
Loan amount: €108,000.00
Duration of fixed interest period: 10 years
Fixed nominal interest rate: 3.00 % per year
Initial repayment rate: 10.33 %
Amount of the installment: €1,200.00
Amount repaid at the end of the fixed interest period: €108,000.00
Total interest payments made
- from this loan: €14,510.14
- from the first loan: €86,572.39
Total €101,082.53
The calculation of the desired installment of €1,000 only makes the situation worse:
Loan amount: €310,000.00
Duration of fixed interest period: 20 years
Fixed nominal interest rate: 2.00 % per year
Initial repayment rate: 1.87 %
Amount of the installment: €1,000.00
Amount repaid at the end of the fixed interest period: €142,485.13
Outstanding debt at the end of the fixed interest period: €167,514.87
Total interest payments made: €97,531.86