Wie kann man im Monat passiv 2000 verdienen?
Wie kann man das schaffen? Und langfristig mehr.
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By applying very much higher amounts well. Then you come to such a high level of passive income through dividends, rental income, interest etc.
All income options you have listed are not regular and are subject to risks.
So my dividends and interest always come very regularly. And if you take care of the choice of your tenants, you can also plan. Besides, nothing is in life without risk.
I’ll have rental income next year. I have an apartment. However, after tax, this will cover my monthly rate to approximately 80%. If I live in a residential community cheaper than my apartment, I have almost 300 euros less monthly eradication. How to earn money with rental income, except you rent luxury apartments?
A deceased acquaintance had three properties in various Austrian capitals and he lived well from the rental income. I myself live in my property, as it makes economic sense far more than to rent it. But there are people who have a lot of money. They simply buy a plot on a lake, put a modern holiday home there and rent it for 500 euros per night to Russians and Chinese.
Because the questioner has written in the long term
Yeah, we’re in the same boat. I have to pay for 31 years.
Short-term rental can of course generate some revenue. Especially when there are festivals and events nearby. At that time, real estate was of course cheaper compared to income. If the property is paid off, you can actually live well from it. I have 35 years to pay. That’s why I need to think about getting the 1200 euros back in the month. And maybe at some point even being in plus.
Wherever you read “riskless” in the question?
That is why you cannot answer the question, because there is nothing without risk. There is simply no riskless passive income.
Interest on the savings account if you have enough on it and you don’t care about the return.
And what if the zero interest returns?
That’s why you should invest broadly in the market.
What if China now attacks Taiwan?
And the market has to go down sometime because the return has been above average for years.
I can’t. And everyone who tells you, I think Bullshit talks.
I have more than 2000 passively a month through my disability pension.
Yes that is relatively riskless😁
But I think it’s less desirable
And clearly, a full salary is more than 2000 euros.
No one chooses disease. If I don’t have work, I just have social money. That would be very little. I am insured by the pension until 68. And can make a difference if I want to. That’s much better.
Yes, but if I had the choice, I would not take both the illness and the disability pension.
It’s still the best alternative when you’re sick.