Why it might be better in the long run to invest your union dues
A monthly trade union contribution of 47.84 euros can result in assets of around 73,000 euros over 40 years, assuming a 5% return.
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Emergency Fund, Debt, and Saving: The Right Order for Building Wealth
There is a specific order for handling emergency funds, debt, and savings. Here is why paying off high-interest loans and building up reserves should take precedence over investing.
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Investment horizon: Why 2, 5, or 20 years change the risk
Money intended for repairs requires different characteristics than money for retirement savings. How timeframes of 2, 5, and 20 years alter liquidity, risk, and volatility.
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4% on the daily money: The high interest rate is often only valid for a few months
Daily money at 4% sounds strong. Current offers show why term, maximum amount, interest rate and deposit protection count.
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The digital euro is becoming increasingly concrete.
The ECB is preparing for the digital euro. What the pilot project, cash, bank deposits, data protection, and conditional payments mean. URL slug: digital-euro-taking-shape-not-a-new-bank-account
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Retirement investment account: The reform is better, but still far from good
The 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.
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€9.389 trillion in financial assets: Germany is wealthy, but many own nothing
Germany’s financial assets have reached €9.389 trillion. Why the record offers little benefit if wealth remains unequally distributed.
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Personal inflation: 2.6% can feel very different in everyday life
The 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.
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Building wealth with an average income: What’s realistically possible
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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DAX Record High: 25,000 Points Are Not Necessarily a Warning Sign
The DAX at 25,000 points looks expensive. Yet record highs are part of the stock market. What investors should really learn from this.
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