Own home: interest rate development / interest rate / interest rate increase / conditions

  • Erstellt am 2015-05-13 11:02:01

Saruss

2015-06-02 09:12:09
  • #1
Read it yourself again first, especially your own contributions AND what they refer to. And try to evaluate your own tone.
 

Sebastian79

2015-06-02 09:14:18
  • #2
The imperative is missing and that is too shallow for me... try placing your insinuations with someone else.
 

Legurit

2015-06-02 09:18:03
  • #3
My goodness... can we agree that everyone is proud of what they identify with (and have bought/installed).... Always these turf wars about the right way: the stone, the insurance, the financing, the tactic, and apparently ultimately also the kitchen...
 

Kardionaut

2015-06-02 09:18:50
  • #4
In my subjective opinion, some statements about the "kitchen stories" have not been up to date for 20 years. I first negotiated the kitchen price and only after a fixed result informed that it would be financed! The kitchen dealer does not care at all whether he gets his money from me or from the Sxxtaxxxx bank. I do not understand this cash payment argument. It is not attractive at all for the dealer to grant huge discounts for cash payment, he gets his money immediately 100% anyway. As already written above by someone else, there is no rational reason not to finance at 0%.
 

Bauexperte

2015-06-02 09:27:17
  • #5
Good morning,


There are days when man/woman should keep their fingers off the keyboard, at least stay away from the forum. Today you should, in my opinion, consider taking a break; at least "only" read.

On the subject of the imperative - you should look it up in Kant sometime

Rhenish greetings
 

DaLinux

2015-06-02 09:56:28
  • #6
Thank you Musketier, do the experts present here also share the opinion that the interest rates are stable in the short/mid term and rising?
 
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