How to borrow money?
I'm short on cash, and my paycheck won't arrive until next week, I think, by Friday. I need about €50-80. How can I borrow money without family or friends?
How can this continue professionally, tips, advice?
Hello, I wanted to ask what you can do in the following situation: You're about 40 years old and have never held a regular job. You used to be very good at school and have a high school diploma, but then a religious group/sect tore you out of life in every respect and into a…
Do railway employees earn too little money?
On average, according to Kunununuuu, train crews earn €2,800 gross (approximately €1,915 net) per month. Train drivers and signalmen earn slightly more… Now it's their turn to get a 35-hour week. With €1,915, you can certainly finance a life… groceries, a car, an apartment… saving for a house. The downside, of course, is family life….
Social assistance with life insurance?
When I was three, my great-aunt set up a life insurance policy for me, into which she regularly paid money. Since my great-aunt passed away, my aunt has taken over. There's now over €9,000 in the unit-linked life insurance policy, but I won't be able to access it until the policy expires in many years….
I read today that Zurich has the highest minimum wage (23.90 francs = 25 euros). Why is it only half that in Germany when rent and food prices are almost the same?
3 room apartment in Zurich 1700 CHF you pay the same amount in Munich, Berlin, Hamburg 1 kilo of tomatoes 2.49 CHF 1 kilo of potatoes 2.90 CHF Just as expensive as in Germany
Can you get by on 350 a month?
Is this from previous experiences?
How can I earn more money – my salary is not enough?
I think €2,150 net is too little to live on. Changing jobs is out of the question. This is just to bridge the gap until I finish my training—how am I supposed to manage on €850? Surely it's possible to earn a side job or a passive income online?
Monthly food expenses per person?
How much do you spend?
Applied for a job in Munich – salary not enough – rejection because no living space?
I applied for a job in Munich but the salary is not enough to be able to live in Munich, there are hardly any apartments on the market, so I cannot take up the position at all, as a result I have to turn the position down. Roughly 50% to 60% of your salary goes…