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23🚨 Most Italian Employees Are Getting ROBBED by Taxes
And they don’t even know it.
This year I watched a coworker cut his IRPEF by THOUSANDS…
while everyone else kept complaining and doing NOTHING.
Here’s EXACTLY what he did 👇
(and why 99% of workers are leaving money on the table)
🟡 1️⃣ The Most BROKEN Move in Italy
Previdenza Complementare
He put money into an Italian pension fund.
Not because he’s old.
But because every euro is fully deductible.
It’s basically a legal tax glitch.
And almost nobody uses it.
🟢 2️⃣ The IRPEF-KILLER
Invest in Innovation (Startup / PMI)
Italy will literally give you back:
30%
or even 65%
of what you invest in innovative companies.
He put money into a few platforms…
Boom: thousands shaved off IRPEF instantly.
Meanwhile people prefer paying taxes.
Wild.
💹 3️⃣ The Silent Wealth Hack
Switch to ACCUMULATING ETFs or Low dividend ETF $VWCE (-0.21%)
$WEBG (-0.26%)
No dividends → no dividend tax → MAX compounding.
It’s the long-term cheat code.
Simple. Clean. Efficient.
🧨 The Result?
Lower IRPEF.
Higher net worth.
Zero wasted money.
All 100% legal.
⚡ Want to STOP overpaying and START optimizing?
I share the exact strategies Italian workers can use to:
reduce IRPEF
invest smarter
build wealth faster
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#tasseitalia
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Savings plan update - Real estate / stock market
Hello everyone,
I have added savings plans to my portfolio
$TDIV (-0.79%) Savings rate 250 Euro
$FLXD (-0.42%) Savings rate 250 Euro
$EMBE (+0.09%) Savings rate 500 Euro
and for bad times
$SGBS (-0.08%) Savings rate 500 Euro
I want to invest dividends in
$WEBG (-0.26%) with savings installments for the time being.
The monthly installments will mainly be paid from the rental income.
Rental income from apartments approx. 2,100 euros per month
Loan for apartments 600 euros
Loan for own house 1,000 euros
Plan 2025:
I am negotiating to buy a bungalow to rent out.
Price not yet fixed but around 400k.
Expected rent 1.500 Euro cold month.
Plan is made for two reasons.
Tax optimization
Sale of an apartment in the next few years to realize profits. Price increase for the apartments is no longer expected due to year of construction and condition, but bungalow with 650m2 plot I still expect price increases. I want to reallocate the utilized leverage effect of the apartment.
Rent increases are still a given. Demand for apartments is very strong, I have not had a change of tenant for 4-5 years despite drastic rent increases and drastic increases in ancillary costs. Therefore, the sale of the apartment is only a brainstorming, but the purchase of further units is planned due to tax optimization.
Wanted to give an update after a long time.
S&P 500 runs mixed today on May 1 - but not for tech and electronics. In retail, Amazon is flying the flag 👆
$WEBG (-0.26%)
$VWCE (-0.21%) A small harbinger of how the World ETF will start tomorrow. Due to the high weighting of $MSFT (-0.56%) 🟢$NVDA (+1.58%) 🟢$META (+0.39%) 🟢$AMZN (-0.06%) 🟢and Co, it should start in green tomorrow 😁
Among the losers of the day today with over -10% is the share of $LLY (-0.49%) 🔴
Tariffs Tarrifs Tariffs 🤪
Or how you can make a fool of yourself all over the world.
No deal with Putin, no deal with TikTok, no deal with China.... In the end, Trump had to back down again. What hedge fund managers, US industry and high-ranking Republicans had been calling for days ago came true yesterday. Just before his political "suicide", the ripcord was pulled.
My portfolio conclusion: it has once again proven true - everything that falls quickly can also rise quickly again, and vice versa📉📈 Somehow a crash in fast motion.💥 It's not over yet. We are still a long way from the highs.
The last few days around 30k have been invested in the portfolio, even several times due to the nice volatility, as I've been in and out with the whole amount about 3 times in total.
Yesterday morning I went back in with the stocks that were taken out the day before. Orders closed $UBER (+2.58%)
$RDC (-1.22%)
$KTN (-0.04%)
$VER (-0.4%)
$ZAL (+1.57%) and also the $WEBG (-0.26%) was expanded with approx. 5k. I like to invest the trading proceeds in ETFs to steadily expand the core.
How did you get on? Were you brave enough to get in?
Never let a crisis go to waste
Because I can see that some people are slowly approaching their entry level with their ETFs, here is some food for thought:
If you've always had your eye on other stocks but didn't want to sell for tax reasons, now is the chance to sell your $VWCE (-0.21%) and invest in $GERD (-0.36%) or one $WEBG (-0.26%) or other ETFs that you only discovered after your savings plan has been running for a few years. 😘

All Country World
$WEBG (-0.26%) Core position expanded, always going
💰 Incoming Dividend! 🚀
Good news for dividend investors! 🎉 The $WEBG (-0.26%) will pay out a €0.162 per share dividend on February 24! 📅💵
This ETF provides broad global exposure 🌍, making it a solid choice for long-term investors seeking diversification and steady income. 📈💰
Are you holding this ETF? What’s your strategy for dividends—reinvest or cash out? ⬇️🔥
🤖 I Asked AI to Build My Portfolio—Here’s What Happened! 😳
Artificial intelligence is changing everything—our jobs, our habits, and even how we invest. But can AI actually build a better portfolio than a human investor? I decided to put it to the test.
I turned to ChatGPT, Google Bard, and several AI-powered investing tools to see what kind of portfolio they would build for me based on my risk tolerance, financial goals, and investing philosophy. The results? Some solid picks, a few surprises, and one big lesson about the future of investing.
Step 1: The AI Portfolio Construction Process
First, I gave AI some basic information about my financial situation:
✅ My investment horizon: Long-term (10+ years)
✅ My risk tolerance: Moderate to high
✅ My preference: A mix of growth, dividends, and some diversification
I expected AI to recommend something similar to my current strategy, but instead, it gave me a structured, data-driven approach that made me rethink some of my own biases. Here’s the breakdown of what AI suggested:
📊 The AI-Generated Portfolio:
50% Broad Market ETFs – $VUAG (-0.23%) , $WEBG (-0.26%) , and emerging markets for global exposure.
25% Dividend Stocks – High-yield and consistent dividend growers for passive income.
15% Growth Stocks – High-potential companies with strong fundamentals.
10% Alternative Investments – A mix of REITs, bonds, and even crypto $BTC (+0.81%)
$ETH (+2.05%) (which I wasn’t expecting!).
At first glance, this portfolio seemed balanced and well-diversified—but was it actually better than what I had built myself?
Step 2: Comparing AI’s Picks to My Own Strategy
I ran some backtests and did a deep dive into AI’s stock picks. A few things stood out:
📈 AI Loves ETFs – Unlike many stock pickers who chase individual companies, AI leaned heavily on ETFs for stability and long-term compounding. Makes sense!
🚀 Aggressive Growth Choices – AI selected some individual growth stocks that I had never even considered, many of them in AI, cloud computing, and biotech. Risky? Yes. But interesting!
💸 Overweight in Tech – Unsurprisingly, AI favored big tech names—perhaps too much. I had to wonder: is AI biased toward companies that are leading AI development? 🤔
🏦 No Bonds, No $GOLD ? – AI completely ignored traditional hedges like bonds or gold. This made me question if it underestimates market downturns.
Step 3: The Big Takeaways
After analyzing AI’s portfolio, here’s what I learned:
✅ AI is great at removing emotions from investing. It doesn’t panic during downturns or chase hype—it simply follows the data.
❌ AI is not perfect. It might over-optimize based on past data and ignore real-world factors like geopolitical risks or economic cycles.
💡 The best approach? A hybrid one. AI is an amazing tool, but human intuition, experience, and common sense are still crucial. I’m now incorporating some of AI’s suggestions into my strategy, but I’m not blindly following it.
Final Question: Would You Trust AI to Manage Your Portfolio?
AI investing is becoming more powerful, but would you let an algorithm handle your entire portfolio without human oversight? Or do you think
AI will never fully replace human investors?
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