@Klein-Anleger Being there at your age is a much bigger lever than the current savings amount :) I'd also like to take this opportunity to thank you for your contributions. Always very worth reading.
@Lukas98 Thank you! I am currently working on a very detailed project. It's about the impact of AI on software, society, jobs and our everyday lives...
To understand the impact a technology can have, you have to understand it. That's why I taught myself programming/Python during the Easter break. I used it to implement a few projects with the help of Claude and am now even toying with the idea of setting up a company in the software sector after graduation - the barriers to entry have fallen drastically thanks to AI.
Either way, you'll notice that my next analysis might take a while. What's more, I have almost nothing to gain from sharing my findings and observations here, as the operators are unfortunately not as interested in the community as they are in the latest wealth subscriptions...
I also wrote a bachelor's thesis on AI and software development. At the same time, I'm working on my zero-man-company (i.e. only AI agents). I am also interested in this topic. If you have any new knowledge, don't hesitate to share it here.
As a student, I'm currently co-financing my girlfriend, who is also studying, due to my higher income, so unfortunately it's only €200-300 a month🙈 (+€25 TDIV ETF for my girlfriend's custody account so that she can get started with something....) But there is a basis and time together is of course the most profitable investment! :)
@Shareholder They are not yet allowed to open a custody account themselves, so everything runs through me as a sub-account and I only manage it until they are 18, then they have full access and can invest themselves! My eldest will soon be 18 then she can continue to invest herself or decide what to do with it! I've shown and explained everything to them - at first they didn't understand a thing and now they do. With my son I started with two pots (1. Wishes and 2. Saving) his fun pot is taken care of by mom because at 7 he is always out and about with me!
I have a fixed monthly salary of €1,000 + one-off payments/special payments + €100 for my son's child deposit. Last year I had a total of just under €22,000, this year I'm aiming for €24,000.
@FinanzPapa yes I have to go full throttle...my wife wants to go to work part-time soon and then I don't know if the savings installments will still be inside... :D
@DonkeyInvestor Have you ever thought about setting a fixed amount as soon as you receive your salary and investing it right at the beginning of the month?
@FinanzPapa the concept doesn't appeal to me at all and doesn't make any sense to me, provided you can handle your finances to some extent and don't live beyond your means.
@FinanzPapa I think the concept makes a lot of sense. No matter how good or bad you are with finances, you should always "pay yourself first". This creates reliable continuity and you don't have to look at what might be left over at the end of the month. The savings effect is generally higher and more stable in the long term with a continuous installment. So I can only recommend the concept.
1500, 250 of which are in BTC, the rest is used to rebalance the individual strategies. At the moment, however, there is considerably more available due to rebalancing.
700€ for my 2 boys and approx. 40% of income in ETFs, div. shares, call money and a little BTC and Sol... very successful the last few years, but with the rapidly rising cost of living it will soon no longer be possible to maintain this level... there will also be a larger withdrawal here and there: The last shirt has no pockets ;-)
250-350. My fiancée unfortunately has a lot of rheumatic attacks at the moment and can't go to work, so I'm taking some of the financial pressure off her at the moment.