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You think so! I think they are too late! In addition, there is the 2.3% quarterly and not monthly. Reduces the yield due to the longer zinseszinsryhtmus. The 2.3% would now be no reason for me to switch from, for example, TR to Scalable.
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@GordonGekko83 maybe i should write the hashtag "memes" in bold and add "#irony" 😂😅....
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@shinun I know 😂 I've been preaching this myself here at getquin for a few days... my money at least stays with TR 😉
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Too bad you have to be a Prime customer. I only have one ETF that I save and I just don't need it.
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@MaxiHupp I see the same! 4.99 € per month to get then 2.3% interest quarterly... Dirt 👎. My money then remains with TR.
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@derlieblingsbanker Unfortunately I have closed my TR account because I switched to Scaleable. And once you close the account you can never open one again 🥲
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@MaxiHupp Are you sure? If necessary, write to the customer support at TR, maybe something is possible ^^
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@MaxiHupp this is of course really shitty... 😅 once closed, that's it....
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@DividendenReiniger is definitely worth a try!
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@MaxiHupp may I ask why you switch from TR to SC? For me, both are almost identical except for a few details. Scalable has the Prime Broker which is quite nice if you trade a lot. TR has currently felt even more savings plans in the offer. What makes me as a Scalable customer and savings plan fan a little envious of the one or the other stock. Nevertheless, the difference is too minimal for me and therefore I would not switch. Both in my eyes very good brokers.
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@MoonMonkey I wanted to sprinkle the FTSI All World and at that time it was only available at SC
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@MaxiHupp why did you switch and not just open an additional account? It costs you nothing 😂
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@derlieblingsbanker I had one at Comdirect, Consorsbank, Scaleable and TR, then closed TR and Consorsbank because it was just too much 😂
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The offers are not comparable, this is actually a so-called lock offer. If you look at it more closely, you see that you have to be a Prime member. And if you now compare your 2.3 percent against the expenses for the Prime membership, you see what you get from the 2.3 percent. Probably nothing. At trade Republic you get the full 2 percent at no extra cost. That aims only to jump on the TR train with Ner giant headline 2.3%. If you now open a deposit there, your money but does not increase by the cost of Prime membership.
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@TimundStruppi sure 😅 I know... it's also a meme 😘
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@derlieblingsbanker I just wanted to mention it again. Nice that you are informed but the one or the other runs there perhaps blindly purely, therefore I wanted to mention it again
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@TimundStruppi all good! So it is also correct :) - I do myself too! Otherwise, the half-knowledge is spread by everyone else 😂
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I had scalable Prime Broker but the for the whole year so 2.99. I deleted it because I find it so outrageous that the interest is distributed only to primeplus. Even thinking about switching to TR. Have both brokers anyway.
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@Souli1984 I am also with TR for the majority of the time
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@derlieblingsbanker I see some advantages and just observe the differences. E.g. the purchase price is better than the rates at scaleable despite the 1 Euro fee. Much more savings plans. Usw
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I wonder what you want to express with SOS, but to each his own.👍😆
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@GordonGekko83 I used because there is no "I know, it's obviously a meme and therefore irony, but I can not change it now anyway" emoji here 😂... therefore SOS so according to the motto...
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