Interest/financing for forward loans okay?

I already thought you were one of the few who bet on interest rate cuts two years ago, while everyone else recommended long terms.

no, I wasn’t. I am still an advocate of entering into long fixed terms. For me, it was a lucky coincidence with the special repayment clause. The construct is no longer recommended either, probably the bank has also realized the gap it has there. I don’t think any bank wants an unpredictable cash flow :) Anyway, today the application will be submitted first. I’m happy, over 1% savings with the same rate means 20k interest savings for us ;)

Hello,

Financing due 07/2019 is upcoming. We have an offer of 2.15 %.

Amount 200k, purchase price 270k. 15 years fixed from 2019.

What do you think about it??

If your loan expires in 2019, you must have signed in 2009 or even 2008 with a 10-year fixed interest rate!? Have you ever checked whether the right of withdrawal joker might apply to you? After all, 80% of all instructions during this period are faulty and you can get out that way, or the bank is accommodating and will come to terms with you. But just an idea.

If your loan expires in 2019, you must have signed with a 10-year fixed interest rate in 2009 or even 2008!? Have you ever checked if maybe the withdrawal clause applies to you? After all, 80% of all instructions during this period are faulty and you can get out of it, or the bank is lenient and accommodates you. But just an idea.

I think you haven't followed the thread! I have a nice clause and have been confirmed that I can get out before the fixed interest period expires without VVE.

Requests are running at 2 banks for a forward at 2.07 and 2.09 for 15 years

Looking forward