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Buying a house with unequal equity and inheritance: how to regulate it fairly?

Hello everyone, I need your assessment and tips for buying a property as fairly as possible when there is unequal equity and inheritance (or inheritance expectations). We (let's call ourselves civil servant Bea and employee Anton) are a married couple, live in a community with children and are currently planning to buy a house. To simplify matters, let’s assume a round purchase price of €1 million (including utilities). However, our respective requirements for equity and retirement provision differ greatly: Angeste

Iran threatens US interests and Israel after strike on Beirut

Iran’s chief negotiator warned on Sunday that an Israeli strike on south Beirut and the continuing US blockade of Iranian ports would trigger retaliation. Israel struck Beirut’s southern suburbs without warning on Sunday, days after a ceasefire agreement in Washington went into effect and despite a US request not to attack Lebanon’s capital. Lebanon’s state-run national news agency said two people were killed and 11 wounded in a preliminary count. Iran had warned that an attack on Beirut would..

How can I purchase SpaceX IPO and immediately sell shares to lock in profit through Robinhood without being banned?

I see a message that if I sell within 30 days of IPO, I will be banned from purchasing IPOs with Robinhood. How long does this ban last? Is there a way to bypass that, like transfer my shares to another brokerage so Robinhood doesn't know I sold? submitted by /u/Inner_Ad_4725 [link] [comments]

We have 1.5M euro in investments and looking for a place to retire with this amount. Most is in VWCE. Family of 3 - we are around 40 years old and our child is 8.

Any suggestions? If you had to retire with this amount and a child. What country will you choose? I will be working on side projects which can become successful/profitable but let's pretend this is all the money you have to work with. In addition to the 1.5M we have a property worth 500K that we will rent out to fund rent where we go, or sell to buy property where we go to live. Kid speaks and writes German fluently, can understand and speak Bulgarian but not write it (Bulgarian wife), and knows

Britain's Net Zero Policy Is Killing Its Chemical Industry

From ammonia to plastics, there can be no modern economy without a functioning chemicals industry, and Britain's is in peril, writes Sharon Todd The recent announcement of a £350m Critical Chemicals Resilience Fund from Chancellor Rachel Reeves is welcome but it is also an acknowledgement of an uncomfortable truth: the UK's chemicals sector is in trouble. Up and down the country energy intensive manufacturing is faltering. The Chancellor has also announced £120m for the ceramics sector, providin

My value picks for the rest of the year

I've posted numerous times that I compare the projected revenue growth and trailing operating margin to the enterprise multiple to calculate what I call a Value Score. The median Value Score for all stocks is about 1.0. If a stock has a Value Score above 2.0, I consider it for a buy. My current portfolio, and what has given me a 65.8% YTD return, is MU, NVDA, GOOGL, LLY, MSFT and META. Despite Friday's pullback, my model says keep holding. Valuation Model If you are a bot and want to slam me, pl

Liability insurance

I am a 19 year old student and have zero knowledge of insurance. It has come to my attention that it is totally risky and stupid to live without liability, as something can happen at any time that causes massive financial damage. Of course, I'm not asking for professional advice on Reddit. But does anyone know of a recommended liability insurance policy with which I won't go wrong and will finally be covered? Edit: thanks for the tips. I moved out and don't have my parents

More than 1 million people flood Madrid streets to see Pope Leo preside over open-air Mass

Pope Leo honoured Spain’s centuries-old tradition of religious devotion on Sunday as a “school of faith” for today, as he presided over a Mass before more than a million people that highlighted one of the most iconic expressions of Spanish popular piety: a procession over flower-petal carpets. The crowd cheered and shouted “This is the youth of the pope!” as Leo arrived for the Mass at a central Madrid plaza. He looped around the plaza and surrounding streets in his Popemobile before a crowd...

This week: May CPI inflation will break above 4% and ECB will hike on Thurday

For those wondering if markets have more room to fall.. On Wednesday US CPI data for the month of May will be released and having looked at the latest estimates from major firms, it's almost certain headline CPI will break above 4% again for the first time since April 2023. Estimates are 4.1 to 4.2% which will bring Fed hikes back into focus. Core CPI is also expected to edge up to a seven-month high of 2.9%, which is more concerning since this strips out oil from the headline data. For the mont

Social media: This is what cell phone bans really do

Germans would prefer to ban their children from smartphones and social media. The experience of other countries shows that this is less helpful than hoped.

War in Lebanon: Despite ceasefire: Israel attacks Beirut suburbs again

There is a loud explosion in the Beirut area - shortly afterwards smoke rises. The new Israeli attacks in the area around the capital are further shaking up the official ceasefire.

2 drivers hurt as Audi flies across central divider in Hong Kong road crash

A driver escaped serious injury in Hong Kong after a car vaulted over the central divider on Tuen Mun Road and slammed into his seven-seater vehicle. Police said the seven-seater was travelling in the fast lane towards Yuen Long near the Gold Coast in Tuen Mun when the driver of an Audi SUV on the opposite carriageway suddenly lost control at about 9.20pm on Sunday. The Audi flew across the central divider, knocked down a lamp post and landed near the seven-seater in a scene reminiscent of a...

DB board in conversation: Are you afraid of competition for the railway, Mr. Peterson?

The railway is in constant crisis, now the Italian competitor Italo is entering the market. A conversation with the long-distance transport board about closed routes, poor infrastructure and special rules for the competition.

These are the market’s new hot stocks as investors flee from tech

Investors are suddenly dumping technology stocks and rotating into other areas — including health insurers, banks and retailers.

Here are the 6 big things we're watching in the stock market this week

Earnings season for Club names has come to an end, but that doesn't mean the excitement has.

US Federal Reserve: Trump: Doesn't want to exert influence on new Fed chief

According to his own words, US President Trump trusts the decisions of the new Fed Chairman Warsh. When it comes to interest rates, he still makes a clear recommendation.

Interview: Interview with Google top manager: “Now Elon Musk is trying to copy us”

Google top manager James Manyika talks to Handelsblatt about the company's AI strategy, autonomous driving and the risky spending boom of tech companies.

US to send third-country deportees to Central African Republic

Central African Republic has agreed to take in migrants from other countries deported by the United States, two sources with knowledge of the matter said, the latest example of the Trump administration striking deals with African states to accelerate removals. Washington has sent so-called third-country deportees to African countries including Democratic Republic ‌of Congo, Ghana, Sierra Leone and Equatorial Guinea, under opaque deals that Senate Democrats say have cost tens of millions of...

Investing money for someone else's child

Hello everyone, I would like to make financial provisions for a child who I have the feeling will need support growing up (not a child of my own). My goal is to build wealth without having to rely on decades of trust in my parents. Something like: - No access for me: As soon as the money is deposited, it should no longer be legally mine (protection from my own creditors). - Protection from parents: Parents should protect the child

Merger plans: A new banking giant could emerge in Italy

Italian public banks are striving to become the oldest bank in the world: Banco BPM wants to take over Monte dei Paschi di Siena. The competitor Unicredit could therefore face stiffer competition at home.

Football World Cup: There is no World Cup effect: What German companies can expect from the mega tournament

Night games, low euphoria, hardly any public viewings: economists are not expecting a growth spurt from the World Cup. Only one factor can change that.

South Korea's top tech university emerges as startup powerhouse

Scammers posing as police cheat 42 mainland students in Hong Kong out of millions

More than 40 mainland students studying in Hong Kong fell victim to scammers impersonating Chinese law enforcement officers in the first quarter of this year, police said on Sunday, with the biggest case involving over HK$8 million (US$1.02 million). Among the 42 cases, one victim was tricked into staging her own “abduction” after being lured to Thailand, despite having attended anti-scam courses at her university. Hong Kong police said students from across the border accounted for a quarter of.

Artificial intelligence: OpenAI turns ChatGPT into a super app

The AI ​​provider is facing a strategic realignment: ChatGPT is to have new functions. OpenAI wants to use this to drive business shortly before the IPO.

+++ Iran War +++: USA demands Iran give the IAEA access to nuclear facilities

Pakistan's interior minister travels to Tehran +++ Iran warns neighbors against using their territory for US attacks +++ Lebanese army chief on the way to Pakistan +++ The news blog.

Markets Insight: The SpaceX hype is reminiscent of the dotcom bubble

German investors can participate in the IPO and subscribe to the sought-after shares. Some of the offerings are reminiscent of the dot-com bubble, says Handelsblatt editor Ulf Sommer.

Circular economy: Refurbed wants to conquer Europe's market for remanufactured electronics

Refurbed is positioning itself as a quality marketplace and is growing across Europe. The platform is pushing for EU standards for remanufactured electronics.

Retirement provision: “Danger to jobs and growth” – DGB initiative sparks dispute over company pensions

The DGB calls for a mandatory company pension for all employees. Support comes from the SPD. But the Union's economic wing is warning of new burdens at an inopportune time.

The Space X IPO, Congressional Failure to Address Orbital Debris and the International Law Polluter Pays Principle

Here's another reason why the Space X IPO is a huge risk. The polluter pays principle in international law as set forth in the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development “that the polluter should, in principle, bear the cost of pollution” Both Democratic and Republican Administrations and Congresses have not only failed to address orbital debris, they have explicitly avoided regulating the commercial space industry in order to allow it to avoid external costs of environmental compliance, hum

Investment for your pension: Sterntaler from the state

The new state-funded pension scheme is here – also for the self-employed and freelancers. What is important now in order to save profitably from 2027.