20-Year Plan: Build Wealth with 100 Euros a Month
Build wealth with 100 euros a month: This guide explains how ETF savings plans, compound interest, real returns, and taxes work together.
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The most important factors in wealth accumulation
The key levers in wealth accumulation: savings rate, time, return, allocation, and discipline explained.
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The German pension system: a legal Ponzi scheme?
The German pension system has many parallels to a Ponzi scheme. We take a closer look at this.
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Saving money is often difficult
Saving money is often more difficult than it is said to be. Even with an average income, large savings rates are not possible.
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The majority think the pension is insecure, but are fighting against it
According to a survey, the majority are aware that our pension system cannot work in the long term, but are doing nothing about it.
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That was the investor’s year 2023
The stock and crypto year 2023 was extremely successful. This is the performance of TradingForFuture.de's long-term portfolios.
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Finances 2024: What’s changing this year
A lot will change for employees, families and investors in 2024. We have summarized the most important changes.
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Advantages and disadvantages of the dividend strategy
The dividend strategy is a popular strategy among equity investors, but it has its advantages and disadvantages that need to be weighed up.
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Four reasons why the saver’s allowance must continue to rise
This article discusses four arguments why the government must further increase the savers' lump sum.
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Increasing the Citizen’s Income: Is Work Still Worthwhile?
We have calculated whether it is still worth working in Germany after the increase in the citizen's income. It remains a case-by-case decision.
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