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christl10
10 months ago

In the current account always a few thousand €. That’s enough.

But:

We have almost $100,000 in the daily money account because we rent apartments and there can be something broken at any time. Two months ago the heating broke and we needed 8,000€ very quickly.

In addition, we want to remain liquid if we still buy an apartment. You need 20% of your equity, too, and if that’s fixed, it wouldn’t be so great.

christl10
10 months ago
Reply to  TradingJunkie

That’s stupid. In the current account you get zero interest rates and the daily money is 3%. You have access to the current account as well as daily money. At €100,000, there are €3,000 before tax interest without risk. You can go on holiday for that.

christl10
10 months ago

Where I think this lucky line for this duration is utopian.

Jespa666
10 months ago

If he had reached 28 months at the latest. I used my unused school knowledge and, with interest rate interest and 80,000 Framdcapital at 10% return per month, determined the duration.

christl10
10 months ago

Maybe we’ll see them in 10 years.

Jespa666
10 months ago

I want to see the question where he asks what he should do with his first million.

christl10
10 months ago

Wouldn’t be bad if he’d give up now! 😄

Jespa666
10 months ago

😄

christl10
10 months ago

Don’t worry, he’ll be back!

Jespa666
10 months ago

😲 He’s so entertaining, please don’t permanently lock…

christl10
10 months ago

Now he’s locked up again and that’s lasting after he insulted me 2 times, although he always claims he’s insulted only when he’s insulted…. He’s got it now. Greeting!

christl10
10 months ago

I’d think if almost the whole world is against me. Your opponents can be counted on a hand here. But your critics are massive….

christl10
10 months ago

If you’ll remember… it just needs to test it thoroughly and represent your opinion and view. …you don’t even see how much criticism you get.

christl10
10 months ago

At least in the nursery he can play God. But when he comes out, it changes dramatically.

BackupBone
10 months ago

Of course. Theoretically…

christl10
10 months ago

He is self-employed and not dependent. Don’t you understand? He can do what he wants…..so I understand.

BackupBone
10 months ago

Why should I? I’m not insulted by them.

What if? Are you insulting with the risk of termination of the business relationship?

But you’ll let some people out there at least take care of it, otherwise the end of terrain. Well, that doesn’t bother you.

christl10
10 months ago

It’s good. But if a humiliation becomes dependent on an employee.

BackupBone
10 months ago

Oh, right. When he comes to the specialist, “you can’t get me, you poor employee.”

christl10
10 months ago

He’ll see if he’ll ask the bank for a loan.

BackupBone
10 months ago

You have a lot to learn now, you can’t stand apart mute and reckless.

Again, it was about that you have titled investment with risk(what each company’s structure) as meaningless. You do not understand the meaning of “why so”.

An example of your tempering problem: communicate with your investors as you communicate with us here. Then it’s fast with Money.

Or out if you meet someone unknown. There may also be subjects that become easy to handle.

BackupBone
10 months ago

You have to learn some more….

And again you go to the personal rail. From misunderstandings, a lack of education will be reduced. D

You need to work on your temper. Otherwise, you’ll tick for a lifetime, and at some point the more serious consequences.

BackupBone
10 months ago

Any self-sufficiency away from your own concept would therefore be reckless because you have to risk your own money.

BackupBone
10 months ago

Don’t you complain all the time that people just want to make sure and not take a risk? You’ve finally lost credibility.

BackupBone
10 months ago

And then why don’t you put the money on the stock exchange? Then you would soon have the money for even a bigger property. Scaling etc. white.

christl10
10 months ago

Who doesn’t honor the penny is not worth the DM. They taught me and I’m counting on it today!

frodcat
10 months ago

At the moment, the huge sum of exactly 0.14Cent😄I would have to get a pension, but I don’t see it since February anymore because my bank simply takes it.

Well, it is currently being lived by snoring, collecting bottles and gradually helping the family.

But under normal circumstances, at the beginning of the month, there would be about €500 on it which would then be paid for life and invoices during the month. It’s not enough to save.

BackupBone
10 months ago
Reply to  TradingJunkie

This has nothing to do with the Gaunerkasse. The bank would also retain other assets, as some guilt must be paid.

Narrativium
10 months ago

Currently around 1800€.

And what do you use it for?

For everyday life.

Rainer135
10 months ago

rd 5,000-10,000, I need for daily life and my travels,

jentolon
10 months ago

Money from my job

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for shopping, to get cash, to transfer, to deposit, to spend

einandereruser
10 months ago
Reply to  TradingJunkie

if 😀 is = stupid, I would agree.
I have heard rumours that one receives < 1% interest on the current account, but in a daily money account the 4% p.a.