Should you "almost empty" the building savings account?

  • Erstellt am 2016-03-16 17:27:44

HB-NH2015

2016-03-17 13:51:54
  • #1
If I didn't want to use the money as equity, my question wouldn't have come up at all.

But if I now, for example, withdraw everything except 100€, then that works quite normally via a form that you send in and suddenly you have the money in your account.

The only question is whether BHW will then be nudged to look at the contract because of this payout. And whether it will encourage us to cancel the contract. A 1.9% credit interest rate is good, but when I hear that others have significantly more and have not yet canceled, there are certainly areas where BHW could save more than with us.

It's less about the credit interest for me; it's mainly about keeping the contract active so that the employer allowance flows month after month. The 26€ are, compared to any credit interest, by far the bigger chunk.

As I said – unfortunately, my employer no longer offers this for new contracts or only for Riester.
 

Uwe82

2016-03-17 14:20:31
  • #2
Many years ago, we split two building savings contracts for the purpose of withdrawing the credit, but to continue saving on the contract.
 

HilfeHilfe

2016-03-17 14:43:59
  • #3


well, the question of all questions. if it were that easy....
 

HB-NH2015

2016-03-17 15:49:15
  • #4


That means actively approaching BHW and explaining the plans?
So we want to withdraw the balance but the contract should continue to be saved into.
 

oleda222

2016-03-17 15:55:51
  • #5
I would talk to them, it has the advantage for BHW that they no longer have to pay interest on the existing balance...

If they don't want to pay out/split, you have to terminate the contract anyway to access your equity.
 

Uwe82

2016-03-17 15:56:24
  • #6
Well, I hardly believe that something like that can be prevented by "keeping your feet still." The contract is not forgotten, but rather it lurks in the systems. A simple query brings it to light.

According to my information, BHW can only terminate over-saved building savings contracts, everything else is a legal gray area. But as I said, if they want to terminate, they will do so without your involvement.

But maybe someone from the field can add more to that.
 

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