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43d05/29⚠ war-conflict · 1/5

Investment strategy for the next 5-8 years

I would like to sense check my investment strategy for the next 6-8 years, considering we may have changing circumstances within that time horizon. Quick facts: 28F and 29M, both EU citizens, living in NL Own house at a mortgage rate of 3.66% (house value minus remaining mortgage = ~+135k EUR) Net income 7.1k EUR per month Leftover after expenses ~3.2k EUR per month Investing ~1.2k EUR per month, 100% VWCE (the rest is going towards various savings accounts for travel, wedding, etc) 21k EUR inve

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Reddit r/geopolitics47d05/25⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

The AfD at the Gate: What Happens to Germany's Economy If the Firewall Falls?

Germany faces a lot of pressure right now with its industries not doing great and people getting older plus energy problems from conflicts around the world. The piece from Veritas Europaea talks about risks if the Brandmauer falls apart and mainstream parties start working with the AfD. Most talk about the AfD is on social stuff and immigration but this goes into bigger economic and political effects. It wonders what happens to the EU if Germany shifts under AfD influence. The party wants more p

Social◇ unclassifiedgermany · europe · russia
Reddit r/eupersonalfinance47d05/25⚠ war-conflict · 1/5

Now that the NL is about to tax unrealised gains, where in the EU is best to accumulate & invest for FIRE, besides Luxembourg and Switzerland?

I know the law is not official yet, but by the looks of it it's likely to be passed. Even Dublin/Ireland, which has high salaries, taxes unrealised gains every 6 years, and the housing crises basically erodes any meaningful gains you would make by moving here from Continental Europe. The Nordics have high salaries but a dead job market. What are the options left? I know many people who are in CH and LU but always comment on how depressing those places are. Some IT people make bank in Eastern Eur

Social◇ unclassifiedeurope · usa · uk
South China Morning Post Business48d05/25⚠ war-conflict · 3/5

Major EU countries push for tougher China policy ahead of Brussels debate

A coalition of major EU member states is pushing Brussels towards a much tougher trade regime aimed at combating Chinese-style industrial overcapacity, including faster emergency tariffs, broader safeguards and new anti-circumvention powers. A paper signed by Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, France and Lithuania days before a major China-focused debate in Brussels said the bloc must respond more aggressively to “systemic and structural industrial overcapacity” – phrases often taken as shorthand...

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Reddit r/investing48d05/24

Getting into investing as a Non-American/Non-EU Investor

I am a 21 year old from Serbia and I've been wanting to get into investing for some time now and more recently I did only to discover that it is much more difficult as a non-EU individual because of extra fees and a lot of money transfer services not working for me. Can anyone that is/was in my situation point me to a good source of information as I would really love to learn about investing and participate in it. Thank you. submitted by /u/Enderossa [link] [comments]

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Reddit r/eupersonalfinance48d05/24⚠ war-conflict · 1/5

Next moves for 26M single from an unstable country, working in EU

Hello, I’m a 26 yo guy working in a country in the EU. I have saved since I started working in 2021 around 90,000 euros (100,000$ equivalent). I currently make around 4400 euros net a month and spend half of it, save the other half. I own a 10,000 euro used car, another car same worth back in my home country. Back home, due to political issues that arose a few years back, I had bank deposits inherited from the death of a parent worth around 1m usd that was frozen in the banking system and I cann

Social◇ unclassifiedeurope · usa
Reddit r/geopolitics48d05/24⚠ war-conflict · 1/5

Indian PM's 5-nation tour last week sought to stabilize India's energy supplies and increase trade and investments with EU

Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, travelled to UAE and then on tour of 4 EU countries (The Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Italy) to shore up India's energy supplies and strengthen trade and investments into India, in the face of turmoil in global energy markets and recently concluded India-EU trade agreement! submitted by /u/BeatlesCoted_Azur [link] [comments]

Social◇ unclassifiedeurope · india · norway
South China Morning Post Business49d05/24

Like Serbia, the EU should be open to partnership with China

As I return to China, I do so with an abiding sense of respect for a nation that has become one of Serbia’s most indispensable partners and a defining force of our century. In Europe, discussions about China are too often clouded by suspicion and strategic anxiety. I understand that every major political community must guard its future, but I believe Europe should approach China not with fear and suspicion but with confidence and a serious, open-eyed willingness to cooperate. Serbia has chosen..

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Reddit r/eupersonalfinance49d05/23

Is it easy to tell if a broker will provide access to all main ETFs?

I'm in my quest to choose my first broker. My main goal is long term ETF. However, I'm still confused and not decided which ETFs to go for, EU vs world, and then all the different 4-letter codes I see mentioned here. Can I assume that any top broker (Trading213, XTB, Lightyear, IBKR, etc) will have access to all of these, or do I need to do a deep search before looking into the other factors? submitted by /u/Frigorr [link] [comments]

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