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Joschi 💎.
@ETF_Jesus
1Sem.·

Nest egg

I've noticed that I'm putting all my leftover money into ETFs via savings plans. So $XEON (-0,01 %) set up as an asset with the largest monthly savings plan in percentage terms until I'm at the 3-5 monthly salaries. I opted for the money market ETF because I like to be tempted to make yolo purchases from time to time with Trade Republic "credit balances". Apart from that, the return p.a. is quite comparable to what Trade Republic pays in interest. What do you think? Rather cash balances with TR or money market etf?

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Epi@Epi
1Sem.
$PR1H - the new $XEON 😉
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Christoph@ChrisBizz
1Sem.
@Epi But it is subject to currency fluctuations, isn't it? I wouldn't want that with a nest egg.
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Epi@Epi
1Sem.
@ChrisBizz Have you taken a look at it? The chart alone should show you that there are no currency fluctuations.
Otherwise it wouldn't be an alternative to xeon.
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ZeissJessy@ZeissJessy
1Sem.
@Epi Price performance 12 months 3.x% How much did the bond pay out in the last few months?
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Epi@Epi
1Sem.
@ZeissJessy Which bond? Do you mean TBills? Like 4.2%.
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Shrek@Shrek
1Sem.
Thanks for the tip 👍🏻
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TreasureHunter@TreasureHunter
1Sem.
@Epi I'm completely out of the loop on this topic. But isn't this a bond that is subject to the usual interest rate fluctuations? On the other hand, there is nothing to be seen in the chart 🤷‍♂️
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Epi@Epi
1Sem.
@TreasureHunter This is more or less a money market ETF. Only on the US market and currency-hedged.
In other words, you get the US key interest rates as a daily price gain.
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Oleg@ScorpionfromBW
1Sem.
And the TER is even lower than that of $XEON. Good alternative, I didn't know it yet. Thank you @Epi
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PeterGriffin_@PeterGriffin_
1Sem.
Why do you prefer $PR1H to $XEON @Epi ?
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Epi@Epi
1Sem.
@PeterGriffin_ Quite simply. Interest rates in Europe are lower than in the USA. 🤷
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Lorena@Lorena
1Sem.
Money market ETF, because more independent and not so arbitrary in terms of interest rates.
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DerDanner@Therapeut
1Sem.
Take a look at $IHYU, average 6%, riskier but safer than a World
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Vinc3🚀@BlockBard
1Sem.
In fact, my "nest egg" is everywhere except TR because otherwise I do exactly what you do...yolo purchases 😁
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D.S.@Cato_Bamboo
1Sem.
money market ETF, you're doing exactly right!
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Chris@Psychedelic_Sunflower
1Sem.
Money market ETF. Capital gains tax is payable monthly on the interest on TR. And you want to pay this as late as possible.
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DerDanner@Therapeut
1Sem.
@Psychedelic_Sunflower How does this change the calculation?
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Chris@Psychedelic_Sunflower
1Sem.
As the $XEON is accumulating, it does not pay out dividends and therefore no capital gains tax is initially due. Only when it is sold. The money that you do not spend on tax for the time being continues to work for you, as it continues to earn interest and does not end up with the tax authorities. Depending on the amount and duration, the differences can be enormous.
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