I thought that when you reached 50% of the total subscribed amount of a homesavings account you could take out the money.
So e.g. your total contract is 10,000 so when you reached 5,000 you can take out the money; however Wustenrot are arguing that we’ll not eligible because of something called
‘indice d’évaluation’.
Frankly it makes absolutely no sense to me. I attempted to use their formula
Bz = SHS x BZF/ BS
but it gets me nowhere near 200 (which is apparently the index you need to take out the money.)
SHS (total subscribed capital) 5,000 x 7.0 ratio for my trend account) divided by 14,000 (the total subscribed capital I can put in.)
Which gives me 2.5… And even if I had a total of 14,000 in my account that gets me to 7 :s
A long, long way away from 200.
I must be going wrong here, dies anyone know?
by Ok-Seaworthiness-913
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You may have more luck in an accounting sub
To calculate the SHS you *sum* the balance of the contract value on the last day of each month. For example, if you wire 1.000€ mid-January, the SHS after the end of the year is 12.000€.
Give them a call and they will tell you in which date it will happen. You can then wire more money so that it happens faster.