Maximum and reasonable credit amount

  • Erstellt am 2025-07-16 17:55:59

Schachliebe

2025-07-17 20:55:11
  • #1

Parental allowance is 65% and not 67% of the previous net income.
For the second child, under our circumstances it is easily possible to receive the full parental allowance rate again.
Who said anything about both 100%? It is stated several times in my comments that a reduction of working hours is planned or that 150% joint working time is calculated. And with these 150%, including child benefits (and upcoming fixed step increases), we reach just about 7k net.
Overall, I just do not understand where the harsh criticism (which is also based on incorrect assumptions) comes from.
 

Schachliebe

2025-07-17 20:59:56
  • #2
I am just incredibly amazed that the standard land value is supposed to rise by 30% in 2-3 years. But of course, we also want the kind of property everyone wants and accordingly, the prices are. I originally come from a small village and maybe I just can't grasp that a (for me normal) plot of land in the current place of residence now costs 400-500k..
 

nordanney

2025-07-17 21:10:42
  • #3
That’s possible. In Düsseldorf, for example, it fell by 25-30% in the good locations in just one year (after the interest rate turnaround). A good valuation committee reacts quickly.
 

Marvinius2016

2025-07-17 23:04:29
  • #4
Feasible maybe, whether it makes sense for you is another question.. Net salaries of 7.5k for still relatively young civil servants are not necessarily secure in the long term given ongoing deindustrialization and economic weakness......
 

nordanney

2025-07-17 23:08:17
  • #5

If already a civil servant is considered to be in a risky job, what should regular employees say who are not irreplaceable...
And he is in his late thirties – so he has also gained some work experience.

So if the couple at that age and with those jobs are not ranked high on the "we are not very worried" scale, then who is?
 

Neuer von Da

2025-07-17 23:40:17
  • #6
These are sums....

I hate living in debt every day....
In 2023, we borrowed 422k at 3.58%.

Through now 3 maximum prepayments, the interest burden has at least decreased somewhat.

Would a change of location maybe be sensible?
There are still nice areas where you pay 500-600k for a young used house.

Just working for the bank?
Better to pay off the thing, reduce hours in order not to be completely penalized by taxes and social security contributions.

Leisure time is tax and social security free.
Owning a house secures a calculable "rent" in the long run.

Our additional costs A+ currently amount to no more than 400€/month.
Reserves still have to/should be formed (maintenance).
 

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