Tassimat
2019-12-10 15:39:31
- #1
So when I look at the income, I only see €3,300 of actual income. The rest is 5 times child benefit + care allowance. If these items disappear because the children move out or the need for care ceases, how is the house supposed to be paid off then?
The only chance I see (to buy a property) is to save a lot of money for a long time(!). If these savings rates are correct, that would be €100,000 in 5 years. But on the other hand, you would have to buy something now because there isn’t enough space and because now a nice €60,000 [Baukindergeld] is available.
Honestly? Forget the nonsense about the house and rent something bigger. With the supposed savings of €2,200-€2,600 + the current rent, something really nice is possible.
The only chance I see (to buy a property) is to save a lot of money for a long time(!). If these savings rates are correct, that would be €100,000 in 5 years. But on the other hand, you would have to buy something now because there isn’t enough space and because now a nice €60,000 [Baukindergeld] is available.
Honestly? Forget the nonsense about the house and rent something bigger. With the supposed savings of €2,200-€2,600 + the current rent, something really nice is possible.