Securing construction financing

  • Erstellt am 2021-06-15 20:25:35

Katdreas

2021-06-15 21:31:18
  • #1
We have 10% above the loan amount linearly decreasing for both. Then we still have small, very old capital-forming life insurances. If something happens to someone, the house is paid off, and there probably remains a little something for the rainy day fund. Your own salary is then enough to live on ... I believe the federal association says 80% of net income for disability insurance. We also have long-term care insurance. Costs are too individual for the contributions of others to help you. Age, pre-existing conditions, profession, hobby... are factors that influence contributions. Roughly, we pay about €350 per month for precautionary insurances. It is a lot of money, but I have a high need for security. If something bad happens, at least money worries should not be added on top. By the way, we don’t even have children. With children, you probably have to insure yourself quite differently if you mean it "seriously".
 

ypg

2021-06-15 21:35:07
  • #2
Risk insurance for the first house.
For the second one, nothing, the loan could be serviced by one person alone.
 

Joedreck

2021-06-15 21:37:48
  • #3
That's about how it is for us too. The care insurance is anyway for the children, so they never have to pay for me...
 

nordanney

2021-06-15 22:00:46
  • #4
Risk life insurance is almost a giveaway. Joint life policies with T€ 300 cost from €20 per month. Assuming middle age.
 

Osnabruecker

2021-06-15 23:03:45
  • #5


Very high amount.
With us 100k for under 40 € per year (under 30 years, non-smoker....)
 

nordanney

2021-06-15 23:11:45
  • #6
We also had a very high financing a few years ago. One earner and three children – that made sense.
 
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