ByLinutzu
Hey, I want to open a fixed-term deposit account and can't decide on the return period yet. If, for example, 2% of the amount has already been accumulated in the third month, can I withdraw the entire amount after the agreed period (three months) and then do the same thing again?
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If I sell the shares, or if I transfer the money from the deposit account to my account, will the tax office automatically offset my losses? Yes.
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Gruss
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Banks hate this trick