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Retirement provision: How the Riester successor can be worthwhile for high earners

More can be paid into the retirement savings account than is necessary for the funding. In retirement, the tax rates are low - but sometimes they are expensive.

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7d07/07

Armament: Record orders: What does the submarine deal from Canada mean for TKMS?

The contract from Canada is considered the greatest success in the company's history. But that's just where the challenge begins: TKMS has to manage several billion-dollar projects at the same time.

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7d07/07

Hong Kong IVF clinic ordered to suspend most services after embryo sample errors

Hong Kong’s regulator for in vitro fertilisation (IVF) has ordered a fertility clinic to partially halt operations after it mishandled embryo biopsy samples from two patients and failed to report the incident to health authorities. The Council on Human Reproductive Technology said on Tuesday that it had suspended most operations at HEAL Fertility in Central after discovering that embryo biopsy samples the clinic sent for pre-implantation genetic testing belonged to the wrong parents. Council...

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7d07/07⚠ war-conflict · 3/5

“Flood of standards”: Why building is becoming more and more expensive

The construction costs for living space are getting out of control. Experts are sounding the alarm. What it takes now to relieve the industry.

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7d07/07

Reform: Parental allowance is increasing

The planned reform makes parental allowance cheaper and more economically efficient. What more could you want?

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7d07/07

British Parliament: Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage resigns

An undeclared gift of millions recently put the head of the British right-wing populists in trouble. Now he goes on the offensive. Is he making another political comeback?

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7d07/07

Prince Harry loses privacy invasion lawsuit against Daily Mail publisher

Prince Harry’s final lawsuit aimed at taming the British tabloids ended in defeat on Tuesday as a judge found he failed to prove his privacy invasion claims against the publisher of the Daily Mail. Justice Matthew Nicklin rejected the broad inferences the Duke of Sussex had relied on to try to show that Associated Newspapers had engaged in unlawful activities. The judge said there was a realistic possibility the news came from legitimate sources. The ruling scuttles the lawsuits filed by Harry..

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7d07/07

Metabolic disease: Summer vacation with diabetes: You should pay attention to these things

Strolling through alleys for hours and eating dinner later than usual: the sweet holiday life can bring with it risky blood sugar fluctuations. What everyone with diabetes should pay attention to.

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7d07/07⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Middle East: Wadephul warns of weakening the Palestinian Authority

Israel accuses the authority that administers parts of the West Bank of paying money to the relatives of attackers. Wadephul still relies on the authority’s support.

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7d07/07

Counterfeit money: How you can recognize counterfeit money

With just a few tricks you can easily identify counterfeit money. An overview of what you should pay attention to when it comes to banknotes - and when you might be committing a crime.

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7d07/07⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Bitkom study: Digital industry defies slump - AI and cloud continue to boom

Artificial intelligence and the cloud are driving sales in the digital industry to record levels - but why is Germany still losing ground in an international comparison?

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7d07/07

Heckler & Koch: 250,000 new assault rifles for the Bundeswehr

The weapons manufacturer can look forward to further orders. The entry into drone defense is getting closer.

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7d07/07⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Logistician: Post increases forecast - express business is booming

Although Deutsche Post is recording further declines in its domestic core business, things are going well in other areas of the group. The group is now announcing good news.

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7d07/07

Deal at NATO summit: For the first time, US missile production will be entirely on German soil

On the sidelines of the meeting in Ankara, a historic agreement was reached between Rheinmetall from Germany and Lockheed Martin from the USA.

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7d07/07

Alliance meeting in Turkey: salutes and jets - Erdogan gives Trump a pompous reception

The Turkish and American presidents maintain a close relationship - Erdogan left no doubt about that when he welcomed Trump to the NATO summit.

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7d07/07

Germany Plans $1.7 Billion Strategic Natural Gas Reserve

Germany is moving to create a state-owned strategic emergency reserve of natural gas to boost its energy security, the Economy Ministry of Europe’s biggest economy said on Tuesday. Earlier today, Reuters reported that the strategic government-owned reserve would require up to $1.7 billion (1.5 billion euros) to build the reserve and buy the gas to inject into the storage in 2027 and 2028. The emergency gas reserve would hold volumes of gas equivalent to nearly 10% of all the gas storage capacity

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7d07/07

My turning point: “The unpleasant questions soon followed”

Michael Durach felt caught when his children asked about his commitment to climate protection. And started a revolution in the Develey family business.

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7d07/07

Currencies: The yen is experiencing a stretch torture

The Japanese currency temporarily fell to its lowest level in 40 years. Their problems run deep. What consequences does that have?

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7d07/07

Hardly any time pressure: Voluntary tax return? In these cases it's worth it

Trips to work, daycare fees or tradesmen's bills: If you're clever, you can get cash back by filing a voluntary tax return - often even retroactively for several years.

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7d07/07

Executives: German weapons manufacturers are looking for these profiles

The situation on the labor market is tense – one exception is the arms industry. A survey by Handelsblatt shows what opportunities there are for managers.

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7d07/07

Record financing: Germany can do it

Young German companies are attractive to investors. This is shown by the latest financing round of the nuclear fusion company Proxima Fusion.

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7d07/07

Auto industry: Söder calls for a purchase premium for used electric cars

The German auto industry is suffering. The purchase bonus for electric cars that has been available since the beginning of the year has not yet had the desired effect. An idea for a new approach now comes from Bavaria.

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7d07/07

Advansia Toll Free

Hey everyone, I have a small doubt regarding the Advansia credit card! Suppose, I got a bill of 300 euros on lets say 3th of July, and I have to pay it off by 20th of July!, but when I reach the 20th, the 300 euros has become 400 euros! My question is, if i paid off the 300 before 20th,do i need to pay interest on this remaining 100 euros after the 20th? Or will it be billed during the next cycle? Thanks and regards submitted by /u/AffectionateRain953 [link] [comments]

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7d07/07

Over for the presidency?: Court sentences Le Pen to one year in prison with an ankle bracelet

A guilty verdict just a few months before the presidential election: For France's right-wing nationalist Marine Le Pen, this is a defeat, but not necessarily the end of a dream. How come?

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7d07/07

Investment: Where should I invest 10,000 euros now?

Between AI hype and AI fear, the stock markets remain shaky. Anyone who wants to invest now can look to the east - or to two sectors outside of the tech sector.

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7d07/07⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Sick notes: According to health insurance companies, long absences are the biggest cost drivers

The black-red coalition wants to make sick leave more difficult. But data from company health insurance companies suggests that the measures ignore the actual cost driver.

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7d07/07

France: Verdict made: Can Le Pen still become president?

The French right-wing nationalist Marine Le Pen had hoped for an acquittal and was disappointed. The defeat in court could have serious consequences for her: it's about her political future.

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7d07/07

China achieves microwatt milestone with self-reliant carbon-14 nuclear battery

Chinese researchers have developed a new-generation nuclear battery that far surpasses its predecessor and marks a major step in long-life power sources, according to the team. Northwest Normal University, in collaboration with Chinese tech firm Gansu Zhulong Technology, unveiled a carbon‑14 nuclear battery and silicon carbide (SiC) transducer on Monday, saying the equipment was developed without any foreign technology or parts. The Qianjiyuan Tianshu battery is a major upgrade from the team’s..

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7d07/07

Semiconductors: Infineon is advertising a second TSMC factory in Dresden

The DAX group is urging the Taiwanese to make another investment in Silicon Saxony, this time with the most modern structural sizes. Whether this happens will also depend on the state.

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7d07/07

Sparkasse slump: Sparkasse starts paying out after million-dollar slump

After the million-dollar burglary in Gelsenkirchen, the Sparkasse is now starting to pay out damages to locker customers - a maximum of 10,300 euros per locker is possible.

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