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May I ask why you didn't just move your full savings volume to $TDIV?
I assume you paid a few euros in taxes, right?
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@Wealth-Accelerator All ETFs have their pros and cons! As it is now, I feel well positioned! Whereby the $VWCE is actually my pension insurance, as I've never paid into this circus 😉
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I've switched my saved ETF a few times myself, but always using fresh money.
I estimate your costs for taxes and spread are roughly at the level my family can live on for 1 month 😬
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@Wealth-Accelerator So my annual one is definitely gone! But I also deliberately wanted to reduce the Vanguard a bit! So that the weighting remains roughly the same!
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@BavarianLion Finally someone who doesn't pay into the pension scheme. Well done.
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@NichtRelevant I've never paid in 😂 I started my own business straight after school and that's why the pension fund has never seen a penny from me 😝
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@BavarianLion I had to pay in for about 1.5 years. Then I was also self-employed and I didn't join the Chamber of Architects so that I wouldn't have to pay into the pension fund.
My colleagues always looked at me with pity because I wasn't in the chamber and wasn't allowed to use the sacred title. They didn't understand that they should have felt sorry for themselves.
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@NichtRelevant You have to imagine, there are actually people who say to me (when I mention that I have never paid in): You'll be surprised later! 😂 But I no longer get involved in these discussions, because anyone who still believes in the state pension today is doomed anyway! 🤪
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@Wealth-Accelerator I'm in no way a belligerent person, but sometimes I could get really angry when you see how stupid or gullible some people are... For that reason alone, for example, I don't watch TV anymore, it just upsets me 😂
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