Zaba12
2021-03-12 10:22:24
- #1
You’re definitely right about that! But it would be case b) More (currently) just isn’t possible. My financing, for example, has 2 free repayment rate changes. From my personal point of view, 1x too few to react sensibly. Because you must not forget, the financial situation can also move downward and if you previously increased the repayment, then that’s unfortunate. But it would of course be interesting to know whether 2x free means that the 3rd time costs (and how much) or if a 3rd time is simply not possible.Or (I know, unimaginable) people decide for completely logical and comprehensible reasons. For example: At the beginning of the repayment, one partner is on parental leave, one is still quite young, income is expected to rise because of civil servant status, the interest rate lock-in on the big chunk is 30 years... And so on and so forth. :)