Meaningful financial planning?

  • Erstellt am 2019-05-25 11:58:44

HilfeHilfe

2019-05-28 08:38:56
  • #1
Of course I agree with you, only it would be 50% of the net income. Not to mention that hardly any repayment is made. Keyword remaining debt risk.
 

pffreestyler

2019-05-28 09:00:52
  • #2
2.5% repayment would be completely fine for me given the amount, the income, and being a single person. But of course, it's all a matter of taste.
 

Rosmarin

2019-05-28 10:48:10
  • #3
Good morning everyone,

thank you for all the answers. Critical answers are also welcome and gave me food for thought. Nothing should be sugar-coated, and as I said, the harsh awakening should not come later.

I have a moderate lifestyle, but of course I do not want to overextend myself or be made a slave.

:

1) You are not married and live with a partner?
Not married, with partner.
2) What interest and repayment burden do you want?
Planned burden approx. €850
3) In which city (due to selection of regional banks) will the project be realized? Bodenseekreis
4) Do you have a 13th or even 14th salary? No
5) No outstanding loan burdens? No loan burdens present.
6) Have you already thought about the fixed interest period for the €130,000? KfW 10 years, remaining sum 20 / 25 years

The rough plan now looks like this:

Reduce the loan amount to €200,000 if possible, by lowering house construction costs and increasing equity.

The construction financing and KfW calculators then spit out the following.

€100,000 via KfW with 10% repayment subsidy over 25 years is about €380 (fixed interest 10 years)
€100,000 via another bank, assumed 25 years with 3% repayment is about €390

The remaining debt would be covered by inheritance.

Possible emergencies and risks could be covered, as I could increase to 100% working hours.

What do you think about this?
 

Noelmaxim

2019-05-28 11:04:04
  • #4
I think that all of this does not pose a problem and that the financing project is on very, very solid ground.

The following financing structure could serve as a guideline:

100,000.00 € / 20 years full repayment loan / nominal 1.31 % / effective 1.34 % / interest and repayment rate 475 € / repayment rate 4.340 % / special repayment option 5 % / interest-free construction period 6 months, can be increased to 12

100,000.00 € / KfW Energy Efficient Building Efficiency House 40 (153) 10 years fixed / nominal 0.75 % / effective 0.78 % / interest and repayment rate 319.83 € / repayment rate 3.088 % / interest-free construction period 12 months / residual debt 60,560.50 €
 

HilfeHilfe

2019-05-28 15:33:06
  • #5


Well, I would seriously consider improving QUALITY by reducing the construction costs. Rather increase equity if possible.

Nevertheless, I see the risk of the high remaining debt. What is the relationship with the partner? Is there a contribution so that the financial situation eases?
 

Noelmaxim

2019-05-28 16:08:14
  • #6


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I think the original poster has described and demonstrated well that this risk does not exist!
 

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