GeldGenie (@GeldGenie) on getquin

GeldGenie

@GeldGenie

7Mon·

My ex-girlfriend shopping:

I don't need the shoes, but I want them.🥺

Me shopping:

Do you know how many investments that is? Dividends every year?

Money that works for me?

Happy investing and happy end of the week everyone

10.05

Invesco MSCI World ESG Climate PA ETF

Bought x170 at CHF 4.602

CHF 782.34

20 Comments

Gunter@Gxnter

7Mon

That's probably why ex-Freundin💆🏼‍♂️😂

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Rmann@Epi

7Mon

Girlfriend: I don't need it, but I want it.
ETF saver: I don't want it, but I need it.
😂

Savers should still ask themselves one thing: why are they saving and putting their money to work? Saving is just postponed consumption. And either pretty shoes for your girlfriend now or support stockings for your wife later? That's the decision!

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Luffy@Luffy3D2Y

7Mon

I know it. Girlfriend: Let's go out for a fancy meal. Me: Let's invest the money in McDoof or Texas Roadhouse or something and eat yesterday's bread.... I'm telling you... the couch is very comfortable ^^

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Raffi@Raffi1008

7Mon

Saving is definitely easier without a girlfriend! ^^

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TaxesAreTheft@TaxesAreTheft

7Mon

Some convert into DMarks, I convert into dividends

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Thoranos@Thoranos

7Mon

Same scenario with my wife. But you also have to live and I treat myself to something from time to time... but a lot less than my wife 🤪

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Pezi@Pezi

7Mon

Anyone who is always very frugal and thinks that they will be able to treat themselves with their assets later in life is on the wrong track.

You don't change this attitude from one day to the next, but for many people it will end up in the direction of stinginess.

Take a look around your circle of relatives. Whether grandparents, uncles or aunts... who of them has always been thrifty and is now having a really good time?

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