As a first point of contact, I would actually get the health insurance company on board to find out how your situation will ultimately be handled. You can then base the rest on the result
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@GoDividend I'm with you there. First check with the fund. When determining the contribution, they take into account all investment income such as interest and dividends, as well as rental income. So sell Growth ETF and regularly 😇😉. I will stop working in January and as I don't want to be placed and will probably leave the alg in the foreseeable future, I will have to take the detour of a mini-job due to the aforementioned income and the not insignificant contribution to health insurance and, as my wife is still working, I will have to take out family insurance with her.
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•@Dividendenopi the route via the miners' insurance fund and independent insurance is not possible?
It's probably a complex issue that needs to be considered on a very individual basis 🤐 Let's see what his insurance company tells him and how he adapts to it
It's probably a complex issue that needs to be considered on a very individual basis 🤐 Let's see what his insurance company tells him and how he adapts to it
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@GoDividend Of course you can insure yourself, I'm with TK. But they take all the income from your assets into account. This can sometimes be willfully concealed and, in the worst case, could result in hefty additional payments. My income from my assets is twice as high as my current income from employment, so you can imagine how high the contributions are 🙈. Hence the "detour". And before the moral cudgel is swung here again....I have supported the system with above-average solidarity for a long time, so I don't feel guilty about creating a small return on investment
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