Which financing option for a semi-detached house?

  • Erstellt am 2013-01-24 02:16:18

b0012sm

2013-02-03 22:21:37
  • #1
Backbone: Better than no interest rate security at all! then maybe add 2 times the lead time and maybe part of the Christmas bonus and we're already at half with secure interest rates.
 

backbone23

2013-02-03 22:32:36
  • #2
Alright, you are absolutely right of course. If indeed half is covered with a [Bausparer], the other half is then manageable and a potentially high interest rate is easier to bear.
 

b0012sm

2013-02-04 11:28:40
  • #3
Hello Stefan, I have calculated it: Option 1 has an interest advantage of €19,000 after 15 years compared to Option 2; the interest rate would have to rise significantly to eat up this advantage. Clearly, Option 1 is the best option!!! And then secure with a building savings contract! Best regards, Micha
 

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