House construction 2024, affordable with little equity?

  • Erstellt am 2022-04-06 11:41:28

Peter Pohlmann

2022-04-08 22:54:27
  • #1
Savers for building finance are still recommended solely because of possible capital-forming benefits and a housing construction premium. If you pay an additional 10 euros on top of state benefits, you will be pleased after 10 years with a noticeable savings amount.

The fact remains. You should have a saver for building finance!
 

Joedreck

2022-04-09 08:02:17
  • #2
If you yourself say that you have no idea, then I believe you. You don't necessarily have to prove it with further posts.
 

askforafriend

2022-04-09 08:51:01
  • #3
Does anyone still take Peter Lustig seriously?
 

Peter Pohlmann

2022-04-09 08:58:54
  • #4
Thank you very much for your meaningful contributions. Great performance.

But everyone embarrasses themselves as best they can.
 

askforafriend

2022-04-09 09:02:39
  • #5
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Hyponex

2022-04-09 11:36:09
  • #6


A home savings contract is NOT a capital investment, as capital is destroyed here....

However, one can use a home savings contract very well as an instrument to hedge future interest rate risks!

So you save 30-35% (at 0.10% interest...) in return for later having 65-70% of the remainder as a loan for real estate at 2.00-2.35% (if interest rates then stand at 4.00% or higher, you can calculate the savings yourself!)

That is exactly what home savings contracts are for, for nothing else!

Just like Wohnriester... the most nonsensical product there is...
 

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