Question regarding the feasibility of financing

  • Erstellt am 2020-05-09 02:03:05

Bookstar

2020-11-01 12:26:53
  • #1
It still depends a bit on the equity, right? As I said, with the salary alone and no inheritance, no chance with children. As a couple and with decent equity, of course doable.
 

Hausbautraum20

2020-11-01 12:43:27
  • #2


So I actually also consider it pretty impossible without any support from the parents.
We have quite a bit of equity thanks to free housing and a lot of active support, and we are still pretty much at the limit of what can be managed with 5k.
But there are also cheaper regions in Bavaria. In Hof, you can definitely get further with 5k than in the metropolitan areas of the big cities.

: I think we won’t agree regarding parental support.
I would only speculate that your parents themselves are not wealthy and that is why it understandably would be hard for you to accept support.
During studies, for example, it is even legally required that parents financially support their children, so the legislature obviously also sees it as financially reasonable. Why shouldn’t a child be allowed to accept the help that is due to them?
You possibly accepted Bafög and thus partly financed your studies at the state’s expense?
 

Snowy36

2020-11-01 12:46:22
  • #3
So I know it sounds stupid and doesn't get me anywhere, but it does annoy me a bit that we studied for a long time and put ourselves through the stress of a 42-hour job every day until we're 65 and are calculating whether children are included with the house ... no, wrongly expressed: they are included but with many limitations ... then no more eating out, no more getting nails done etc. etc. ... I have to think about whether I want that ....

And it drives me crazy that we have worked so hard and next door there's a building plot given away and at 26 an 800k house was built on it ...

But that's how it is, someone living in London can tell a tale about how unfair it is and how much two hours of commuting a day annoy them ....

But the advice to move somewhere else does bother me a bit .... family lives here, workplace is here, what am I supposed to do in Lower Saxony without the job and the family??
 

Bookstar

2020-11-01 12:46:42
  • #4
The topic is always discussed controversially. My opinion is that if the parents have also received support from their parents and are well off in old age, a child does not have to feel guilty about accepting something. I would be very grateful if that were the case. I have already set up accounts for my children and in 20 years there will be a nice sum available to make the start easier.
 

Rosemon

2020-11-01 12:47:11
  • #5
Well, there are also people who earn their own property themselves, in my family no one has ever inherited anything and that is not a problem. Of course, it would be great and a huge relief, but one may also be proud of one’s own achievement. Why should one accept help if one can manage on one’s own? It never would have occurred to me to claim child benefits or anything else.
 

Rosemon

2020-11-01 12:49:53
  • #6
Of course it’s unfair but hey, the inheritance generation can’t really say anything ... They don’t even know what it’s like to build something up. We would have liked to buy a house too but it became a condo with a few compromises. It really breaks your heart when you know you could get a house somewhere else ☺️.
 

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