Single-family house with basement in NRW - is our financing solid?

  • Erstellt am 2020-08-23 03:18:32

Kuzorra

2020-08-24 15:15:29
  • #1
Exactly , I sometimes have the feeling in worse moments that "it's calculated too tightly," although we probably summed up our expenses somewhat sloppily and too generously.

In the end, our equity has increased (considerably) over the past few years, so it can't be that bad. Parental leave/allowance is also a manageable period, starting next year my wife should work part-time, and in 3 years full-time again, which is only a small (but important) period in the +30 years of financing....

Anyway, last night we started going through all the bank statements of the last 1.5 years down to the last cent again to be able to question the Excel crystal ball more thoroughly - we'll see....
 

Altai

2020-08-24 15:30:13
  • #2
Good idea, if so much money has remained, the situation really can't be that bleak.
 

dankosos

2020-08-24 20:45:07
  • #3
Where do the 1260€ per month costs for voluntary statutory insurance come from?

I am voluntarily insured under the statutory scheme myself and nothing has changed for me compared to the normal statutory insurance (the usual deduction of the health insurance contribution from gross income) – except that now during parental leave I have to pay the insurance, but that is only 180€ per month.
 

BackSteinGotik

2020-08-24 21:27:00
  • #4


From the amount, it looks like the total deduction for health insurance and pension insurance combined - the respective employer shares in positive should also be found on the statement.
 

BackSteinGotik

2020-08-24 21:34:29
  • #5


I suspect, as I first suspected, that the €3200 net occurs in tax class VI. When looking at the other values, the €3200 is probably the "normal" amount in tax class V. Or are there still significant bonuses with E14?
 

Kuzorra

2020-08-24 22:58:28
  • #6
Hello there,
The amount of 1260€ results from all insurances per month, so car insurance, occupational disability, liability...

I am voluntarily insured under the statutory scheme because my gross salary is above the "annual income threshold" (a very German word). I get my salary transferred (including the employer’s share, see next point) and then I pay the insurance stuff from my account – no deduction from salary. But that costs over 800 quid per month (with TK) – your 180€ apparently comes from a different assessment basis, right?

That’s correct, I pay well over 800 €, but also get the monthly employer’s share transferred. Since I receive one and pay the other, I considered/consider the statement "I receive 3200€ net, pay 1260€ for (all) insurances" to be correct, or not?

I don’t understand the post 100%, but tax class V is correct
 

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