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The new Trade Republic credit card (Debit Visa) offers a maximum of €15 per month with 1% cashback on a minimum €50 savings plan. I would have to spend a total of €1,550 per month for this. So I get a maximum of two free kebabs after buying at least 221 kebabs. Do you find this offer attractive? Is it a good deal? 🥙💳💵

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I think it's only an advantage, now I can transfer my entire salary to the TR clearing account and so my money, which I have to spend on food, petrol, etc. anyway, works for me for longer and takes the 4% interest with it in the meantime. I have strictly separated my money that is in the clearing account in PP into savings/investment/"normal money". So there is no risk of spontaneous purchases. The 1% cashback is then added on top. Top for me!
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@Therealjim but you can't make any transfers from TR yet. So you shouldn't store your entire salary there for rent or insurance purposes.
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@user1d7gf8465j461735 yes of course after deduction of standing orders 👍🏻
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@Therealjim I will do the same 👍🏼 Do you happen to know whether there are any annual or monthly costs? At Sparkasse, for example, you have to pay monthly account fees. Or is the only fee these 1€ for cash withdrawals < 100 euro?
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@user1d7gf8465j461735 According to Handelsblatt, there will be no costs except a one-off charge of €5 for the plastic card or €50 for the metal card. No ongoing costs. Direct debit from the settlement account and €1 fee for withdrawals of less than €100 from ATMs.
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@Therealjim how did you separate it strictly at trade republic into save/invest etc.? ? Do you use an excel for this or is there a function I don't know yet? A good idea in itself!
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@Jeagerbomb No, TR doesn't currently offer this, but I could imagine that it might come with the introduction of the payment card. At the moment I still separate the money "mentally" in PP, similar to Excel.
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better than nothing. How ungrateful can you be
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@Ayecaramba256 I think the €50 savings plan condition is silly and the €15 limit is particularly silly. Children's nonsense.

You're grateful that you're allowed to spend €1,550 and the bank & Visa earn money from you? Funny 🙃
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@Techaktien I don't attach any particular importance to the offer, so I'm not judging it at all ;)
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@Ayecaramba256 neither ungrateful nor relevant, he has to generate content. No matter what :)
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I'd rather eat two kebabs less a month
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Absolutely no added value! Only a link to the TR clearing account. 👎🏽
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I think the €50 savings plan condition is silly and the €15 limit is particularly silly. Children's nonsense.
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Of course, everyone has to decide for themselves...personally, I think the offer is good. Create a €50 savings plan and €65 is invested, plus the 4% in the clearing account! Furthermore, this offer also puts other brokers under pressure and so we all benefit directly or indirectly at some point.
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I'm laughing sorry, what a joke 🤣
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I still have a second savings bank account for leisure expenses, which I will cancel as soon as I have the TR card, then I will save the fee for the card
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Does this cashback have to go into the savings plan or is it freely available or does it go into the available cash?
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@bufallo Yes, it is. Savings plan
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I'd rather get double points with my Amex.
@Doe Which amex card do you have?
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@MLana those with paypal
@Doe do you mean payback?
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@MLana oh sry ja payback
@Doe I have them too. It's a shame that you only get 1 point/€3
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@MLana Remark
With the TR card you get 1% maximum 15€
With the amax you get 1 point for 3€ and 1 point = 1 cent
So only 0.33% (without extra multipliers from Payback)
Or differently
TR 1500€/100=1%=15€
Amax 1500€/3= 500points= 5€(+ or * multipliers for product X)
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@Kater Yes, there is already more to TR, I realize that. Let's wait and see when the map arrives and what else TR comes up with.
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@Kater For - I think - around €35 a year, you can get double points per € with Amex. Or have they stopped this in the meantime?
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1% or not 🤷🏾‍♂️ plus 4% on the settlement account. I don't know why this is being talked about so badly by some 🤷🏾‍♂️
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It says there must be at least €50 in the savings plan for cashback. Do several count together?
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@Sebi97 "The €50 in a savings plan can be spread over several savings plans"
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@Kater ah echt! Geilo
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@PowerWordChill Some call it a thought experiment, others call it switching to the local savings bank
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@PowerWordChill So the offer from TR is worse.
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