Hello WG310,
you should free yourself from Sparda due to the principle of regionality. It definitely doesn’t come into question.
Honestly, I find the closing fee exaggerated. Your broker already receives a commission of 1% on all loans from Ing-Diba. He doesn’t necessarily have to charge an additional brokerage fee of 0.5%.
I have never done it like that with Ing-Diba financings because these financings with Ing-Diba are really easy to implement.
Now I have recalculated which conditions would alternatively be available.
This is how your financing could also be structured:
The KfW loans have slightly higher interest rates, but the large construction loan is significantly cheaper (despite the 15-year fixed interest period).
The loan of EUR 180,000 is secured by a building savings contract as repayment substitute, into which EUR 180 are paid monthly. You can still increase this rate as you wish.
Kfw 70 50,000
2.95% nominal
3.94% initial repayment
10 years fixed interest
287.08 euros monthly
Kfw homeownership pr.
3.80% 100,000 euros
1.45% initial repayment
15 years fixed interest
437.50 monthly
Bank loan 180,000
3.84% nominal
1.2% repayment via building savings contract
15 years fixed interest
756.00 euros monthly
monthly total rate = 1,480.58 EUR
blended interest rate = 3.80% effective
blended interest rate of your existing Ing-Diba concept = 3.84% effective (without the brokerage fee! - with brokerage fee = 3.87%)
Best regards
M. Thiemann