Who can explain this to me!
I have two financing offers: total amount in both 340,000
Provider A: 1398.14
Provider B: 1194.70
I’m not a finance expert, maybe you can help me
Haha very funny. Cyber financial advisors who are mistakenly so convinced of their knowledge that they are not smart enough to read a very simple question.
The points raised are so irrelevant to answering my question!!!!
To be honest, this whole thing is too stupid for me.
There are actually some people here in the forum who deal with these matters professionally – you can believe me on that.
They tell you that the information you’re sharing here is not enough for a serious and proper answer.
To put it with an example (the numbers are made up):
Loan amount: 340,000
Provider 1: interest rate 2.407% repayment 3.00% = high installment = done repaying the loan after about 23 years
Provider 2: interest rate 2.12% repayment 1.00% = low installment = you’re still paying off your loan after more than 40 years
Not yet considered here is that different fixed interest periods may lead to different interest rate risks, which in turn could result in a different (higher) installment after the fixed interest period.
These points are only some components that can influence your monthly burden.
I hope you finally understand why the “cyber financial advisors mistakenly convinced of their knowledge” here ask you about points that you consider irrelevant – because they are more than relevant.
One last thing maybe to conclude: the “cyber financial advisors” writing here (I could slowly get used to the term) give their advice here for free and sacrifice their free time. Therefore, it’s hard for us to understand when someone who writes themselves that they are no finance expert shows complete resistance to advice and doesn’t even try to work result-oriented.
If you have read up to this point – I’m out now, because I’m building a house myself and my free time is already too limited. But the advice of a “cyber financial advisor mistakenly convinced of their knowledge” is not interesting to you anyway.