Best time to buy SPY
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by /u/zermatt1000
57m ago
Noob question… Is it better to follow the S&P futures and buy when market opens, or is the bid/ask always updating throughout the day while the American markets are closed? submitted by /u/zermatt1000 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Turning 18 soon and want to start investing
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by /u/astral9k
57m ago
I'm turning 18 in november, and I want to start investing. I have around 13k euros in a savings account that my parents and grandparents contributed to, and I want to put this money to good use. This money will be available to me once I turn 18 and I don't need it to pay for college or housing or anything else (I live in Belgium). What's the best way to invest this money? I personally like the Bogleheads/Fire idea of just letting your investments do their thing and eventually becoming financially indepent, but how do I invest my money to reach this goal? Should I invest in the S&P500? I'v ..read more
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What conservative compounding frequency and rate to use when planning retirement savings investment?
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by /u/dabiggmoe2
5h ago
Hi, I'm investing on monthly basis strictly in VWCE. I came across investor(dot)gov "Savings Goal Calculator" and I was struggling with figuring out the below for VWCE: 1- The compounding frequency 2- Conservative figure for the estimated interest rate (to weather any bad years in the market) Any ideas? submitted by /u/dabiggmoe2 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Is there a better stock investment than Trade Republic deposit of up to €50K at 4%?
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by /u/caeur1
5h ago
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Is Trading212 a good broker?
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by /u/UnluckyGamer505
6h ago
Can i change information like residence (country, adress, tax stuff etc) ? Because i will very like move soon inside the EU. Apparently some brokers have a problem with that, but Trading212 should be fine with that right? submitted by /u/UnluckyGamer505 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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VWCE and chill?
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by /u/Old-Respond1707
6h ago
Is it a good choice to invest money right now into VWCE? I want to invest like 8000€. submitted by /u/Old-Respond1707 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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T212 Commission
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by /u/Complete_East_7033
6h ago
Why do a lot of people keep saying T212 have hidden commission on their spreads when they don’t? They have said endless times that this isn’t the case but some people don’t seem to understand. If you read this document under execution then you will their spreads are only applied to CFD accounts: here. They’ve been around since 2003, use IBKR as their intermediary broker and they’re a profitable company (here) yet some of you don’t believe them when they say they’re “commission free”. Why? It seems that they make money primarily from CFD, FX fees (0,15%), maybe deposit from a debit card fee (f ..read more
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4% interest Trade Republic BUT after France taxes?
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by /u/Ssegus
6h ago
Hi everyone. I'm looking for a basic investment strategy to put above 15k-20k. A lot of people recommend Trade Republic because of the 4% interest but what it's more attractive is that they pay the interest monthly. In my bank (Societe generale) they offer me 4% but they pay annually, so no instant compound interest. The good thing about SG is that the fixed rated account is tax free. So the interest are not taxable. And here it comes my question. Do I have to pay Income taxes (in France) for the interest generated in Trade Republic? (If I have to, so the interest isn't anymore of 4%... And I ..read more
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Converting DKK to PLN for higher, 6% APY savings account?
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by /u/27112023
9h ago
Is it worth converting DKK (Danish Krone) to PLN (currency of my home country) with 0% fees just to maintain a safety net amount in a bank that offers a 6% yearly APY? I also invest, but I want to have some cash growing in a savings account. In Denmark, the APY is very low, around 1%. So, is it worth the potential FX differences, or completely doesn't make sense? submitted by /u/27112023 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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I have 4k eur to invest monthly
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by /u/Any-Masterpiece666
9h ago
I have around 4k eur to invest monthly. I’d like to save up to 100-150k as soon as possible. What kind of investments would you recommend. submitted by /u/Any-Masterpiece666 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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