A short introduction on my part. I am 26 years old and have been investing for 3-4 years. The last two years I have done a professional training. This now enables me to earn a net salary of around € 3300 to start with. I also have a side business which also earns me around €1000 a month.
Now to the plan I'm pursuing until I'm 30. As you can see from my portfolio, my individual stocks are underperforming the market, although I am convinced of the values in the long term. I will therefore now shift my focus strongly in the direction of ETFs.
Savings plan in the future:
100€ per month in Bitcoin
100€ in a building society saver to get the 70€ housing construction premium per year (is a legacy from 2023 and has a good financing interest rate)
$HOOD (+0,93%) and $HIMS (+0,19%) should be saved up to a maximum of €1000 via a savings plan. I think both models are very promising, but I'm aware of the risk involved.
$IWDA (+0,16%) I want to accumulate around €1800 per month as a core.
So I hope to have around the first €100,000 in my portfolio by then.
This will leave me €2200 to live on, which should be enough for a normal standard of living. Do you think the savings targets are realistic or do you think the 50% savings rate is too extreme?