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The new basic income support replaces the *Bürgergeld* (citizen's benefit). Stricter rules regarding assets, cooperation requirements, and housing costs are altering the incentives.
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MeinElster+ brings one-click tax filing to millions of people. The proposal from the tax office remains subject to review.
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Left-wing politics aims to create justice but often resorts to control, pressure, and expropriation. Why this endangers liberal freedom.
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The "active pension" makes working in old age more attractive from a tax perspective. It helps individual pensioners, but also highlights the pressure on the pension system.
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The 2027 tax reform offers families some breathing room. However, many of the changes look more like a case of giving back and offsetting costs than a genuine turning point.
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In July, pensions are rising, MeinElster+ is launching more widely, and certain everyday costs are shifting. The overall impact on household budgets remains mixed.
Read the article40% of young adults believe the state bears responsibility for retirement provision. Why this particular expectation can be dangerous.
Read moreThe retirement investment account brings ETFs into the realm of subsidized retirement savings. It represents progress, certainly, but is no blank check for blind faith in products.
Read moreBracket creep turns inflation compensation into a taxable gain in wealth. Here is why that hampers purchasing power and wealth accumulation.
Read moreGermany’s financial assets have reached €9.389 trillion. Why the record offers little benefit if wealth remains unequally distributed.
Read moreDuring Prime Day 2026, Amazon is once again offering numerous discounts—ranging from books and Bitcoin gadgets to everyday products.
Read moreAccording to BaFin, turbo certificates caused heavy losses for private investors. Why rapid leverage is rarely suitable for wealth accumulation.
Read moreGermany spends more than half of its economic output through the state. Yet the private funding base is smaller than many think.
Read moreThe official inflation rate is an average. However, when it comes to building wealth, what matters is the extent to which one's own costs impact the savings rate.
Read moreBitcoin falling below $60,000 sounds like a warning signal. Yet, round numbers are primarily a matter of psychology. This applies to Bitcoin and even to ordinary stocks.
Read moreReal estate prices are picking up again. Reassuring for owners but bitter for buyers: interest rates, ancillary costs, bureaucracy, and rent regulations keep property prices high.
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The TER (Total Expense Ratio) only shows part of the ETF's costs. The tracking difference shows how well an ETF actually replicates its index and what investors should consider when comparing ETFs.
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Global ETFs are generally considered to be broadly diversified. However, many global indices are heavily dominated by US stocks, tech giants, and a handful of AI winners. Here is why this creates an underestimated concentration risk.
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Building wealth with an average income is possible, but only with realistic expectations, a consistent savings rate, and a long-term perspective.
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According to BaFin, turbo certificates caused heavy losses for private investors. Why rapid leverage is rarely suitable for wealth accumulation.
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Norway, Sweden, and Switzerland take a much more pragmatic approach to investing, stock market culture, and wealth accumulation than Germany. This article shows what these countries do differently and why Germany has been hindering itself in its investment efforts for years.
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FOMO is one of the most expensive mistakes in trading. This article shows how Fear of Missing Out leads to frantic buying, poor entries, and unnecessary losses.
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Bitcoin falling below $60,000 sounds like a warning signal. Yet, round numbers are primarily a matter of psychology. This applies to Bitcoin and even to ordinary stocks.
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Bitcoin ETFs make access easier. However, recent outflows show that the ETF structure does not eliminate Bitcoin's volatility or the question of ownership.
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The Greens and the Left want to abolish the tax-free holding period for cryptocurrencies. That sounds like justice, but it creates new unequal treatment, political uncertainty and a fatal signal to long-term savers.
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