Questions about the financing offer

  • Erstellt am 2017-06-16 22:18:51

Joedreck

2017-06-23 20:37:34
  • #1
I don't know enough about that. Maybe someone else knows more or has a better understanding?
 

Nordlys

2017-06-23 21:06:07
  • #2
Roughly it goes like this. If you are an employee or civil servant, you can do Riester. The woman too, either dependent on your contract, or with her own, separate one. You say, I want model saving or model saving into funds. Every year Schäuble now contributes something, the more children, the higher the amount. Goal. Lifetime pension at retirement, then the payout phase begins, saving is over, it is harvested. Now I have, let’s say, saved for 12 years. I want to build. I want to use my Riester as capital. Politics enabled this because it counts as retirement provision to live rent-free. Condition. Whoever builds with Riester must be debt-free at retirement. So, I now take the sum saved over 12 years and the Riester provider basically lends me something in advance. I continue paying my contributions, plus something extra, because the borrowed amount is interest-bearing and because it may also be more than my original savings rate would have yielded. When I’m 65, I must be settled up.

Or… I have already saved quite a bit and want to use the money as equity in construction, to borrow less from the bank. That is now possible too. At the Zulagenstelle für Altervorsorgeverträge in Berlin, a department of the Rentenversicherung Bund, I register this. I give a sworn affidavit that I will inhabit the house myself, not a rental property. I submit the construction contract and if applicable, already incurred invoices. Now they allow me either to terminate the contract, I get everything, Riester is done, or a partial withdrawal, so I continue Riester and keep at least 3 thousand. I can choose between those. Their okay goes to the provider, I now request either this or that, and done.
This is probably about the pre-lending of an existing Riester contract. Then the saving premiums — is — already part of the saving premium — should — Karsten
 

keough

2017-06-25 12:11:29
  • #3
Hello Karsten,
thanks for the detailed info.
The question is whether Riester only pays off after you have been saving for a longer time.
The thing is, we both have a Wohnriester contract, but only for a little over a year.
We simply decided earlier to buy a property, and the advisor also said that it is no problem to use the Riester contracts directly for that. I just don’t know anymore who and what to trust because of the consultation with the other financial advisor. Or if it might be better to use the Wohnriester for retirement?

Regards
 

Nordlys

2017-06-25 12:44:22
  • #4
Riester as a pension....how are your genes? Has Grandpa grown old? What about Father and Mother? You will have to live to around 90 for the Riester pension to be worthwhile. Otherwise, you will get less out than you put in. That is the problem. All Riester providers calculate the pensions over a very long period. Karsten
 

Evolith

2017-06-27 07:00:06
  • #5
We have drained my Riester contract for our additional financing. This allowed us to significantly reduce the amount. By the way, you can also completely empty the pot and continue saving. What is possible is determined by your insurance company, through which you concluded the contract.

One more question: Is the house already built or is it still under construction? If it is still being built, I would plan significantly more buffer.
 

keough

2017-06-27 11:41:21
  • #6
Hello Evolith,

the house is still being built. The land belongs to the construction company and the building permit has already been approved. As far as I understood from the building consultant, a buffer has already been included. However, I would also prefer not to have to make an additional financing. How much buffer should I still calculate? We have also personally saved about 20-30k for the kitchen, renovation, and things like that.

So using the Riester in hindsight to make a special repayment is also possible??

And I have one off-topic question. Is there an insurance that protects me against any construction defects or missing construction services? Anyone who has a house built mainly wants the house to be finished in the discussed time and without defects.

Regards
 

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