Before granting a loan, a German bank must have its borrowers disclose their financial circumstances (Section 18 of the German Banking Act, KWG), usually via a personal financial statement called a Selbstauskunft. This template covers the details that practically all institutions ask for, and works as preparation for the meeting or as an attachment to your application.
Personal financial statement (Selbstauskunft)As of:
1. Personal details
2. Company shareholdings
Company
Legal form
Share (%)
Role
3. Monthly income
Item
EUR / month
Salary / managing director remuneration (net)
Drawings from the company
Rental and lease income
Investment income
Other income
Total income
0
4. Monthly expenses
Item
EUR / month
Housing (rent or home costs incl. utilities)
Living expenses
Insurance premiums (private)
Maintenance obligations
Instalments on private loans and leasing
Other expenses
Total expenses
0
5. Assets
Position
EUR
Bank and savings balances
Securities / portfolio (market value)
Life and pension insurance (surrender value)
Real estate (market value, details under 5a)
Company shareholdings (estimated value)
Vehicles and other assets
Total assets
0
5a. Real estate in detail
Property and address
Use
Market value (EUR)
Land charges (EUR)
6. Liabilities
Creditor / bank
Type
Outstanding (EUR)
Instalment (EUR/month)
Total liabilities
0
7. Guarantees and other obligations
In favour of
Type of obligation
Amount (EUR)
Net assets (assets minus liabilities)0 EUR
8. Declaration
I/we confirm that the above information is complete and correct. I/we will inform the bank without delay of any material changes to my/our financial circumstances.
Place, date, signature of applicant
Place, date, signature of spouse/partner (if relevant)
Note: Many banks require the Selbstauskunft on their own form with their own consents (for example for the Schufa check). In that case you transfer the details prepared here; if your bank accepts informal statements, this template works directly as an attachment to your loan application. Created with Planvik (planvik.com).