How much money do you have on the edge?

  • Erstellt am 2019-06-06 19:43:55

Altai

2019-06-07 12:53:42
  • #1


For me, it’s somehow looking similar; although (as mentioned above) there is at least a little bit left over every month, I think it will still be quite a while before I recover. Because there is always something left to do and buy.
At the moment, I’m planning whether or not to do the exterior work right away (on a modest level), and I have two appointments next week regarding financing. If I wanted to save up the sum, it would take me quite a while to get there... Own labor is only possible to a limited extent, the parking space needs to be supported with L-bricks; that won’t work with my two hands.
Numbers are similar, but there are only three of us (two children and me).
 

boxandroof

2019-06-07 13:26:22
  • #2
To be honest, I can't say; I do not keep monthly records of private expenses.

Since the move, we have about 500 EUR higher ongoing housing costs than before in the cheaper rental apartment. We have been able to control the amount of the additional burden relatively arbitrarily through the repayment rate.

For me personally, I have found a way to basically live below my own financial means. With a bit of buffer in the account, which automatically results from this, I find it pleasant not to constantly watch the account balance or plan private budgets.

Whether there is more or less money available, I do not calculate, and therefore, and otherwise, I am not tempted to consume more or less because of the account balance. Since having a house and a child, however, I spend significantly more because my own time has become an important factor.

Most people I know base their spending control on the account balance.
 

HilfeHilfe

2019-06-07 13:29:41
  • #3
Well, just because you have less doesn't mean others have it done. For example, after 5 years I painted the entire apartment. Painters wanted €3,000; I only paid for materials and took time off work. From the difference of over €2,700, we are going on vacation.
 

Jean-Marc

2019-06-07 13:39:02
  • #4


Our repayment is 900,-, the cold rent is currently 600,-. In addition, there will be fuel costs for commuting in the future.
I estimate about 700,- in the beginning period that still need to be covered. It will work out, vacations will initially only be taken in Germany and Austria.
Next year I will move up in our bank salary scale, then there will be a bit more breathing room again.
 

Yosan

2019-06-07 13:46:25
  • #5
I didn't mean it that way either. It's just that if the money to have everything done isn't there anyway, the question, for example, doesn't even arise.
 

Noelmaxim

2019-06-07 14:12:39
  • #6
Hello Altai, why not just do it right away if it is intended to be done? With the low interest rates, I would already recommend including the outdoor facilities in the financing, especially since it does not negatively affect the loan-to-value ratio for the condition determination—as it is value-enhancing.
 
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