Pretty aggressive marketing. Leaves little room for providers like DKB. The air is also getting thinner for new brokers.
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@KleinviehmachtMist I am very curious to see whether other providers such as DKB or Scalable will follow suit. From my point of view, Trade Republic is now clearly ahead
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@Noel I'll just throw it out there: ING has been offering cashback on purchases via Dealwise for some time now, at least in the online shopping area. Here you can get up to 15% cashback when shopping online. With the normal payment card, this is of course much simpler and certainly a sensible introduction, but: as explained, similar offers are already available from other direct banks. If anyone would like an ING referral link, please let me know😉.
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•@Noel 0.5% in front. But still, the 1% cashback is a great number because it retains customers. I think it's an interesting way to change the PFOF model.
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@PassiveInvest So I use cashback offers from cashback apps and will then combine this with the 1% cashback from Trade Republic ☺
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@Noel Which apps?
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@PassiveInvest Dealwise cashbacks are not really good in 90% of cases. They only give the standard discounts, if you compare different providers you will usually find similar or better offers, e.g. on Amazon etc.
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@hejjay this one is really good https://app.shopback.com/e00aiHHfdGb
There's cashback on all sorts of things, even gift cards. For example, there is currently 60% cashback for Temu for new customers and 35% cashback for existing customers. There is even cashback for Amazon and co.
There's cashback on all sorts of things, even gift cards. For example, there is currently 60% cashback for Temu for new customers and 35% cashback for existing customers. There is even cashback for Amazon and co.
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@Malte123 There is also cashback on Amazon with Dealwise
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