HilfeHilfe
2019-05-28 08:38:56
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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.Of course that’s okay, I didn’t mean it in a judgmental way.
I still maintain that it can work. The calculator roughly shows 1.76% for 25 years, resulting in a payment of just under €820 plus €450 operating costs + reserves makes a total of about €1,300. The remaining debt after 25 years is just under €60k, so negligible. Although it's a higher percentage than recommended. But if you’re the type of person who knows what they’re getting into, doesn’t want to go on a world trip every two years, and lives modestly, for me it’s doable, albeit requiring discipline. Of course, if you place a lot of value on consumption, you should leave it. This setup is very dependent on the type of person. It works for some, for others not. Only the thread starter can answer which category they fall into. But please be honest with yourself, otherwise there could indeed be a nasty awakening.