kati1337
2020-07-06 12:33:55
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I believe if the loan is also handled through Wüstenrot, you don’t have good chances there. I started from my understanding that loan agreements often contain a clause (maybe not that often? I thought it was common, but I could be wrong) that a prepayment penalty is due in case of early repayment. That at least leaves the option open to repay early.
But I don’t know such configurations at all. More common are these building savings contracts, where at some point the bank loan from any bank is replaced by a building savings contract + building savings loan that is ready for allocation.
In your situation, there is basically a separate loan agreement (but also with Wüstenrot – a building society?!), and a building savings contract that is ready for allocation, but you do not accept the allocation; there is basically just money sitting there waiting to be withdrawn when the other loan with Wüstenrot is "low enough"?
But I don’t know such configurations at all. More common are these building savings contracts, where at some point the bank loan from any bank is replaced by a building savings contract + building savings loan that is ready for allocation.
In your situation, there is basically a separate loan agreement (but also with Wüstenrot – a building society?!), and a building savings contract that is ready for allocation, but you do not accept the allocation; there is basically just money sitting there waiting to be withdrawn when the other loan with Wüstenrot is "low enough"?