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What is your reference of Europe? In Germany, 15 years, 20 years, and up to 30 years is common. I took 20 years. A close friend of mine working at a bank has
by PinguTS 4y ago
What is your reference of Europe?
In Germany, 15 years, 20 years, and up to 30 years is common. I took 20 years.
A close friend of mine working at a bank has an internal benefit, that the 10 year fixed rate applies for her as a fixed rate for however it takes to pay-off.
- egeozcan 4y agoI'm also in Germany, which bank is that? I didn't find any fixed-rate offer for a 450K flat.
- the_mitsuhiko 4y agoI'm not in Germany but an acquaintance has a 20 year fixed rate mortgage in Germany from one of the Sparkassen (Flat in Berlin).
- PinguTS 4y agoI was in negotiations with HVB and Commerzbank. I choose Commerzbank, which had a slightly higher interest rate but way much better communication with me. I was communicating with the guy in charge of the wealth management, this may also helped a lot. ;) Loans lower 400k are easier to issue, I learned in the process. Because >400k has much more requirements for the bank on collateral required by the regulation authorities.