Financing with KFW funding

  • Erstellt am 2019-06-14 07:28:22

Burner610

2019-06-14 07:28:22
  • #1
Hello,
I have a quick question about the financing process with KFW funds.
If I want to finance €260,000, and of that €100,000 is through KFW, how is that composed?
€100,000 through KFW at e.g. 0.5% due to the subsidy and the rest of €160,000 through e.g. BHW at 1.2%.
Are the two loans then combined, or is the KFW loan paid off first since it only has a fixed interest rate for 10 years and afterwards the rest!?
I really have no clue about that

Thanks Burner
 

Leo

2019-06-14 07:43:30
  • #2
Both are repaid simultaneously. However, when taking out the loan, you can specify from which loan the money should be used first; depending on the free availability period, it makes sense to strategize here, although KfW only offers 6 months now.

e.g. monthly €200 KfW and €300 BHW.
 

Burner610

2019-06-14 08:10:01
  • #3
So if I want to pay off the 100,000€ in 10 years with a rate of, for example, 700€, then I could at the same time already start paying off the other loan with, for example, 200€, so that I would come to a monthly burden of about 900-1000€. We would take 24,000€ as [ST] from the Baukindergeld. So I would then have to make sure with the second loan that I take a fixed interest rate period of, for example, 15 years so that it is fixed for that time. The interest rate is then only calculated on the 160,000€.
 

HilfeHilfe

2019-06-14 08:43:04
  • #4
yo.... although you have the BHW, so a building savings variant in there??

have you ever had a consultation appointment for financing? If you don’t understand a product, ask ask ask or leave it be
 

Burner610

2019-06-14 08:53:13
  • #5
We have an appointment next week, I wanted to get some information beforehand. You can’t really find anything about the exact procedures online. The thing with the BHW was just an example.. I can always have the repayment rate adjusted? So when the KFW loan is paid off, the other one can then be increased!
 

Tassimat

2019-06-14 09:04:57
  • #6


No. If you are done with the KfW loan in 10 years, you will still have €60,000 of the €100,000 debt left to repay. Probably at higher(!) interest rates than the first 10 years.
 

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