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Reddit r/eupersonalfinance49d05/23

What I learned running a small P2P allocation next to my index portfolio for 6 years

First post here, been lurking for a while. 49, EU resident, core portfolio is the standard boring stuff IWDA + AGGH 80/20, been doing it since 2014. Not changing that. What I want to talk about is the ~3% sleeve I keep outside the core for EUR monthly cash flow. Mintos since 2019, added Maclear about 14 months ago to see how a different model behaves. Figured someone here might find the comparison useful since P2P comes up occasionally and most takes are either "free money" or "ponzi", neither o

Socialunclassifiedeurope · usa · russia
OilPrice.com49d05/23sanctions · 3/5

EU's 20th Sanctions Package Forces Kyrgyzstan's Hand on Russia Trade

Kyrgyzstan has taken sweeping action to clamp down on companies suspected of circumventing Western sanctions imposed on Russia following its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. The Kyrgyz Justice Ministry has announced that 50 companies will be forced to suspend their activities after they had been flagged by Western partners. "After they report risks, we study them and respond. For example, the United States and the United Kingdom have made allegations regarding 51 companies," Deputy Prime

unclassifiedmiddle-east · russia · usa
Reddit r/eupersonalfinance49d05/23

Is there some way of investing in individual US stocks using an EU domiciled financial instrument?

Holding US stocks directly as an EU citizen/resident means paying 30% dividend tax + additional financial exposure to US estate tax. At the same time, ETFs are too broad and don't allow targeted investments. Example: I want to hold NVIDIA but not TSLA. Is there some way to do this using EU domiciled products? submitted by /u/ineverfinishcake [link] [comments]

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OilPrice.com50d05/22war-conflict · 3/5

EU Warns Energy Prices Will Stay Elevated Through 2027

Top EU officials said Friday that oil and gas prices are expected to remain elevated through at least the end of 2027, with the fallout from the Iran war likely to keep pressure on inflation and economic growth. Speaking after a meeting of eurozone finance ministers in Cyprus on Friday, EU Economy Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis said higher energy costs are now expected to drive inflation to 3.1% this year and 2.4% in 2027—well above the bloc’s earlier forecast of 1.9% for this year. The concern

unclassifiedmiddle-east · russia · usa
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