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Rarely have I read so much nonsense at once...

Rarely have I read such stupid comments, except from you. Your argumentation is brilliant.

or just shut the ... up for once. thank you very much! your comments are simply stupid and provocative.

You should read better

The one ranting is you – here come some numbers that don’t relate to each other. Better flip back and understand...

First read again yourself, especially your own posts AND what they refer to. And try to evaluate your own tone.

The imperative is missing and that is too shallow for me... try placing your accusations with someone else.

There are days when a 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 "just" read.

On the subject of the imperative – you should look up Kant once

My goodness – you don’t follow the thread for a few days and then something like this comes out.
People – this is just shouting here – worse than at the washerwomen’s market.

Thanks for stepping in as a mod, although not only got out of line in tone. I thought I was in the wrong movie.

Missed the chance, now you can be really mad.

? What to be black-angry about? There is such a mess in the thread.... I can't assign your post.

6 weeks funded instead of now, would have saved tens of thousands of € over the years. Unfortunately, it was not possible earlier.

And now there is no point in getting upset about it. Maybe you will have more luck with the construction and save some euros there... I mean that it is very pointless to get upset about something like that - although I probably would too. But as has often been said here: even the 1.9% over 15 years is still very favorable...

I agree with the previous writer. Getting upset doesn't help. We first financed 17 years ago, at 6.8%, and last year again for the next house. Shortly thereafter, the interest rates really took a dive.....at my employer, we have a good answer/alternatively also a reason for things that cannot be changed: It is what it is.

Don't get upset but look forward to the new home!