I was surprised, but pleased, to see you two venture into this area - you did a great job researching and providing relevant facts (and not overly prescriptive personal financial advice). I work for the US government in the federal financial regulatory sector, in the agency that oversees and/or monitors the market sectors you covered in this video. It's great for people to become as educated as possible on this topic, and also to be sure to verify that the business one has their money housed and being managed at, is under proper governance and monitoring by entities such as the ECB, BaFin, etc. - in order to ensure the long-term safety and soundness of your savings. I'm sure many expats will appreciate your diligence in researching and recapping your findings.
Amazing video! Just wanted to add a few things for your viewers. 1. Scalable capital and Trade Republic handle crypto different than regular crypto exchanges i.e. you cannot move your crypto out of these platforms into a cold storage. 2. The Freistellungsauftrag (801€ tax free/ person) includes savings accounts profits and other financial investments in addition to profits from Stocks and ETFs. 3. Crypto is taxed differently in Germany
You are doing great job guys! This incredibly helpful. Your way of presenting the information the smooth flow of information between you is great 👍 I will keep following you .. der Hammer 😁💕
Hey, this video is excellent - short and to the point - big fan! I am a US expat living in Germany and have found it impossible to get a straight answer on how or where I can invest money! After I saw your video I checked up on Trade Republic and Scalable Capital, only to find out that, while awesome and whatnot - I as a US expat may not use them. Can you point me in the direction of a service, where I, without needing a lawyer or costly consultant, can invest my money? Im not much looking to daytrade, but rather get into a set of ETF trading US market items. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Dear Jen and Yvonne, I hope you will notice this comment 🙏🏻 It will be really very helpful if you make a video about kinder sparplan. I heard about it from parents in my son’s kindergarten and would like to open one for him. But what if we go back home. Thank you for all of your videos ❤
Hi guys, Im new to your channel THANK YOU SOOO MUCH for making such informative videos for expats. You guys are really making a difference ❤️ 💝 I have one request, im not sure if there is already a video on this topic on the channel. I searched for it but couldn't find it. Could you share information on how to file tax at the end of the year and how does this work?
Thanks so much for your kind words! 😇 We don't have a video on how to file your taxes, but we do have an extensive written guide on our website: www.simplegermany.com/tax-declaration-germany/. Hope it helps! 😊
It keeps happening that I'm beginning to consider doing something and voila - you girls make a video about that 😁 great and super helpful, as usual!♥️ Maybe it was that magical sign from the universe to buckle up and start trading already :)
Excellent content, thank you! You mentioned that an individual capital gains of 801,2 eur / year are not taxable. but if you get 802, does that mean you get taxed on the amount higher than 801,2 or on the whole 802 eur? Thank you!
Thank you so much for this amazing video. I had been looking for something straightforward like this that tells actual apps and methods to start investing here in Germany. As correctly addressed by others, your video is definitely really helpful. Subscribed immediately 👍👍👍
Great. It is very informative video. Thanks for your sharing and effort. I have just sold out my ETF on scable capital. They kept 50 euros. Do I need to declare tax to get my money back.
@@simplegermany Thank you for your quick response. It is really good advice. I will worth trying. I wish all the best to your channel. German is very throughful and beautiful.
wow😮i know her and i have also been trading with her, she's such an amazing woman with good skills keeps me happy all week knowing i earn 15thousand extra income trading with her.
Did you try Interactive Brokers in Germany? In terms of loading money, buying shares and withdrawing money, is Interactive brokers costly compared to Scalable Capital?
I understand some brokers such as trade republic doesn’t accept application for foreigners with long term visa. Many nationalities are not accepted if you try to put some other citizenship
As Peruvian I wanted to sign up for scalable capital unsuccessfully as my documents are not recognized by the post identify app ... For unknown reasons my residence permit is not recognized
Oh that’s a bummer, indeed some ID types don’t get recognized by different banking providers. But if one doesn’t accept you that doesn’t mean that all will. Keep trying others if you want.
As fellow expats in Düsseldorf, my girlfriend and I are really enjoying your content, thank you! Do you have any opinions, suggestions or comments on Trading 212? Do you know if it is possible to "transfer" ones holdings between brokers? I am definitely intrigued by the DKB option you guys mentioned. thanks again!
@@simplegermany Okay! I've just moved to Germany and I'm trying to understand which back account should I use. So you use dkb for deposit (emergency funds) and investments, right? Ps: your videos are too good!
I like it that you bring up this topic. I also prefer to invest my money myself rather than give it to companies and hope they can do better. They can't and it's expensive too.
If you make a nice profit from investing, you'll pay the 26.4% tax automatically through the broker, but if you have a low income where you pay less than this tax rate, you'll probably get a refund of some tax, if make a income tax declaration.
What are the transaction fees when I buy a stock? If a buy a stock from Trade republic what all charges/taxes/fees I need to pay apart from what Trade republic charges?
They have their own algorithm to accept or reject applications. So unfortunately, we don't know. These are the requirements listed in their FAQ: What are the requirements to sign up for the Scalable Broker? Our service is aimed at persons resident in Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain and metropolitan France. In addition, the following requirements must be met: You are over 18 years of age. You are not subject to US taxation (not a “US person” under US tax law). You have a current account that is kept at a credit institution based in the SEPA area. You use our service as an offer from a foreign provider.
Thanks for the video. Please make an annual review video like this one. Another question please: are dividends taxable? Would I get my dividends on local exchanges
As we point out at the end of the video. Dividends are free of tax up to 801 euros per year per person. After that they get taxed with around 25%. They usually get paid to your bank account that is connected with the broker.
Thank you for your great video! As you said the tax free limit is 801 Euros, and is this independent? Let say if you are working and have a salary and have a profit from investment, are these considered individually?
@@simplegermany I was shy 🤭 to replay to you because when I commented I didn't notice that you attached the links of these brokers. Yea, sure will be contacting then to see what options are the best for me. Idk if I can invest even if I'm not registered in Germany. Zehr danke.
I could tell, which one is the worst: Trade Republic. Pay attention to your average price each time you buy additional shares. Your average price is miscalculated. Trade Republic steals each time money from your account. Drop by drop.
Hi Girls, thank you so much for the clarifications! There is something I haven´t quite understand are the securities accounts: Is it suppose to save the money I would potentially earn? Is it mandatory? Sorry, I have not much clue about finance, thanks and keep the great work! :)
Thank you for the very informative video. Could you also guide us what if someone decides to move to another non european country after 2 years? What will happen to their portfolio? Is it mandatory to stay in germany to keep making the investments?
Hey Ayesha, we are not familiar with the procedure in this case. I would suggest to contact the platform you have your portfolio in and ask them about this. An alternative is to look into ways to be able to transfer your portfolio to a company that operates in the country you are moving to. If you are planning on leaving Germany, we have a detailed guide on other aspects you might need to consider before your move: www.simplegermany.com/leaving-germany/
Thankyou for quick summary on online trading. I have just one question, What will happen in case the online broker company goes bankrupt? For example I start trading with Scalable Capital and after some time the company goes bankrupt or goes under, what will happen to my investments? Scalable Capital opens an account in Baaderbank, so the same question what happens if the bank goes under?
i was thinking that You are either with Commerzbank or with one of the online banks You have compared in your earlier videos but now You say You are with DKB bank. So it would be helpful if You also add the pros and cons of DKB bank to the German Bank comparison video or make a Video on DKB bank separately, Thanks !
We use several bank accounts. Yvonne has Commerzbank, Jen has N26 and together we have DKB. We talk about DKB also in this video: ua-cam.com/video/pTQjNjUPj1U/v-deo.html. Hope this helps 😊
Hello, this is a great video :D I love your content Jen & Yvonne, great work , keep it up (Y) I have a small questions though, is it possible to invest-in and invest in government bonds from Scalable Capital depot account ? thankyou so much in advance and have an awesome day
Hey! Great content! I was about to ask you (if that is ok), would you also recommend Commerzbank in this list? I am asking because I moved to Germany only 2 months ago, my German language skills are still quite low, therefore I would rather stick to an English speaking banking service. My current bank is Deutsche Bank, but I am afraid the fees they charge are just monstruous... nevertheless I would prefer an All-in-One bank (deposit account+investment options+credit/debit card)... Thank you 🙏and have a great weekend!
Process conditions to apply or qualify chow does it work? what are the amounts to qualify or to be disqualified? What happens if I get a job but the payment is under the limits or it's a one time thing? Etc
We will mark that one down, although the requirements and numbers are very individual. We have a guide on unemployment benefits, maybe that is helpful already :) www.simplegermany.com/unemployment-benefits-germany/
Ppl who are not residing in Germany can able participate in stock trading in Germany. Super usefull vlog and you gave everything that one need to open a trading account in Germany. Good luck.
What are the requirements for beginners? How does one go about being a partakers? Who are eligible? Your response on each questions will be highly appreciated... Great content again👍
Hey Betty, there are no real requirements other than having a German bank account and being above 18 years old. You can start by opening a a free securities account with one of the online brokers. Of course you should do some independent research on what you want to invest in. Hope that helps 😊
I am very strongly anti-cryptocurrency. You don't hear knowledgable people saying that very often. If you want to know why, I'm happy to explain (things that most people who are pro-crypto will never tell you.) Cheers!
@@simplegermany I think the first thing to recognize about crypto is that it's a Zero Sum Game. As an investment, you are basically hoping other people mess up in order for you to make a profit. When you make money from crypto, it's required that someone else loses money. There's no value created, like when someone buys a manufactured item, there's only people buying and selling. The only money that can some out of a cryptocurrency is the money that went in. When you invest in crypto as an investment, you are hoping someone else invests more and that's your profit. (There are more issues, but let's start here.)
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Criminally underrated. A job superbly done by explaining things in a simple manner. Keep up the good work!!!
I was surprised, but pleased, to see you two venture into this area - you did a great job researching and providing relevant facts (and not overly prescriptive personal financial advice).
I work for the US government in the federal financial regulatory sector, in the agency that oversees and/or monitors the market sectors you covered in this video. It's great for people to become as educated as possible on this topic, and also to be sure to verify that the business one has their money housed and being managed at, is under proper governance and monitoring by entities such as the ECB, BaFin, etc. - in order to ensure the long-term safety and soundness of your savings.
I'm sure many expats will appreciate your diligence in researching and recapping your findings.
Wow Suzanne, thanks so much for your very thoughtful professional feedback! 🤗
I just came to Germany for 1 month. Your videos are so informative and helpful. Thanks a lot, Jen and Yvonne
You guys are truly amazing! Thank you so much for making videos we truly need.
Thanks Girls,, and also for the added jokes, good luck everyone!
i'm german and i really like your channel!
thank you for this valuable precisable informations . i was lost till i found ur videos
Amazing and detailed. Thanks a lot
Amazing video! Just wanted to add a few things for your viewers.
1. Scalable capital and Trade Republic handle crypto different than regular crypto exchanges i.e. you cannot move your crypto out of these platforms into a cold storage.
2. The Freistellungsauftrag (801€ tax free/ person) includes savings accounts profits and other financial investments in addition to profits from Stocks and ETFs.
3. Crypto is taxed differently in Germany
Hey Ahsan, thanks a lot for your additional insights 😊
@@simplegermany 🙏
@@m.farhana.rahman3372 yup, they are pretty similar
Ihr erhellt immer meinen Montag, danke Euch 🤗
You guys are amazing! The best information provided
Great job. Thanks
That was very helpful thank u!!
Hey! great job, thanks for sharing. I was wondering what about Interactive Brokers?
im moving to frankfurt in a month and your videos have been helpful and fun :) thank you friends
Very helpful! Thank you! ❤
You are doing great job guys! This incredibly helpful. Your way of presenting the information the smooth flow of information between you is great 👍 I will keep following you .. der Hammer 😁💕
Hey, this video is excellent - short and to the point - big fan! I am a US expat living in Germany and have found it impossible to get a straight answer on how or where I can invest money! After I saw your video I checked up on Trade Republic and Scalable Capital, only to find out that, while awesome and whatnot - I as a US expat may not use them. Can you point me in the direction of a service, where I, without needing a lawyer or costly consultant, can invest my money? Im not much looking to daytrade, but rather get into a set of ETF trading US market items. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Dear Jen and Yvonne,
I hope you will notice this comment 🙏🏻
It will be really very helpful if you make a video about kinder sparplan. I heard about it from parents in my son’s kindergarten and would like to open one for him. But what if we go back home. Thank you for all of your videos ❤
Thank you so much for your videos! :)
Hi guys, Im new to your channel THANK YOU SOOO MUCH for making such informative videos for expats. You guys are really making a difference ❤️ 💝 I have one request, im not sure if there is already a video on this topic on the channel. I searched for it but couldn't find it. Could you share information on how to file tax at the end of the year and how does this work?
Thanks so much for your kind words! 😇 We don't have a video on how to file your taxes, but we do have an extensive written guide on our website: www.simplegermany.com/tax-declaration-germany/. Hope it helps! 😊
@@simplegermany Thank you 😊
@@simplegermany It is just the guide I was looking for ❤️
It keeps happening that I'm beginning to consider doing something and voila - you girls make a video about that 😁 great and super helpful, as usual!♥️ Maybe it was that magical sign from the universe to buckle up and start trading already :)
Hahaha would you look at that 😝
Very good, indeed a very simple and understandable comparison you did,
Excellent content, thank you! You mentioned that an individual capital gains of 801,2 eur / year are not taxable. but if you get 802, does that mean you get taxed on the amount higher than 801,2 or on the whole 802 eur? Thank you!
The threshold is now 1.000 euros a year and you get taxed on any profits higher than that.
Thank you so much for this amazing video. I had been looking for something straightforward like this that tells actual apps and methods to start investing here in Germany. As correctly addressed by others, your video is definitely really helpful. Subscribed immediately 👍👍👍
Great. 👌 I needed exactly this information. Thank you guys 🌷
it's very interesting video 👍👍👍
Fantastic this is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you
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Great video! thank you guys :)
Great. It is very informative video. Thanks for your sharing and effort. I have just sold out my ETF on scable capital. They kept 50 euros. Do I need to declare tax to get my money back.
Why don’t you ask Scalable Capital directly 😉
@@simplegermany Thank you for your quick response. It is really good advice. I will worth trying. I wish all the best to your channel. German is very throughful and beautiful.
Hello, is there any way to invest in S&P 500 index from Germany ?
Yes of course. With any of the brokers it should be possible.
wow😮i know her and i have also been trading with her, she's such an amazing woman with good skills keeps me happy all week knowing i earn 15thousand extra income trading with her.
How Indians buy German stock from India if you know kindly share the information
What are the implications if you have an account in one of those and wanna move out of Germany?
That depends a bit on your nationality and where you are moving.
Did you try Interactive Brokers in Germany? In terms of loading money, buying shares and withdrawing money, is Interactive brokers costly compared to Scalable Capital?
We have not personally, no.
I understand some brokers such as trade republic doesn’t accept application for foreigners with long term visa. Many nationalities are not accepted if you try to put some other citizenship
yes .. same with me too.. my nationality as a Ghanaian was not accepted for Trade Republic
When I’m registered as an atheist cause I am I won’t add that church tax?
Scalable Capital is free if I only to invest in ETFs. Right?
As Peruvian I wanted to sign up for scalable capital unsuccessfully as my documents are not recognized by the post identify app ... For unknown reasons my residence permit is not recognized
Oh that’s a bummer, indeed some ID types don’t get recognized by different banking providers. But if one doesn’t accept you that doesn’t mean that all will. Keep trying others if you want.
what are best non german online brokers ?
As fellow expats in Düsseldorf, my girlfriend and I are really enjoying your content, thank you! Do you have any opinions, suggestions or comments on Trading 212? Do you know if it is possible to "transfer" ones holdings between brokers? I am definitely intrigued by the DKB option you guys mentioned. thanks again!
Happy to hear! 😊 Transfers of depots are possible. Best check with your current brokerage. We never looked into Trading 212.
Unfortunately you can't transfer from Trading 212.
So you have closed the commerzbank account? And you have just dkb?
For a deposit yes, but we still have the regular checking account with Commerzbank.
@@simplegermany Okay! I've just moved to Germany and I'm trying to understand which back account should I use. So you use dkb for deposit (emergency funds) and investments, right? Ps: your videos are too good!
I like it that you bring up this topic. I also prefer to invest my money myself rather than give it to companies and hope they can do better. They can't and it's expensive too.
thanks for the great info, will yopu create a new version of this video?
You can find all updates on this topic in our guide: www.simplegermany.com/best-online-broker-germany/
thanks a lot@@simplegermany
I think it will be amazing if you also create more videos about tax, I know its a bit hard but it is just a suggestion
As a student is it possible to invest?
Yes, it is.
why don't you change the video title to (promoting the brokers)
If you make a nice profit from investing, you'll pay the 26.4% tax automatically through the broker, but if you have a low income where you pay less than this tax rate, you'll probably get a refund of some tax, if make a income tax declaration.
Wish I discovered you guys when I first arrived
Better late than never 😉
Amazing, I like it Thanks a lot 🙂
What are the transaction fees when I buy a stock? If a buy a stock from Trade republic what all charges/taxes/fees I need to pay apart from what Trade republic charges?
We Outline the general charges in the video. Specific charges depend on what stock you want to buy and you can check the detailed fees of the broker.
How about BF? I mean the app of Börse Frankfurt.
Indian, blue card holder - couldn’t signup for trade republic and scalable capital! Any suggestions?
They have their own algorithm to accept or reject applications. So unfortunately, we don't know. These are the requirements listed in their FAQ:
What are the requirements to sign up for the Scalable Broker?
Our service is aimed at persons resident in Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain and metropolitan France. In addition, the following requirements must be met:
You are over 18 years of age.
You are not subject to US taxation (not a “US person” under US tax law).
You have a current account that is kept at a credit institution based in the SEPA area.
You use our service as an offer from a foreign provider.
One question, what if we use global platform like eToro, Plus 500, Peperstone etc, will this trigger tax issues in germany?
Your residence status and tax liability defines where you have to pay taxes, not what platform you use.
Thanks for the video. Please make an annual review video like this one. Another question please: are dividends taxable? Would I get my dividends on local exchanges
As we point out at the end of the video. Dividends are free of tax up to 801 euros per year per person. After that they get taxed with around 25%. They usually get paid to your bank account that is connected with the broker.
@@simplegermany thanks for clearing this up. I thought they were taxable on transfer and not as part of the net profit. 🙏🙏🙏
What about Etoro
So much tax!!! what about if you loose your money?? does the government compensate then??????
Of course not. Any investment is at your own risk.
If you lose money on stocks one year, the loss is noted in the brokerage account, and set against profit you make in the future.
Scalable Capital is the cheapest not Trade Republik
Thank you for your great video!
As you said the tax free limit is 801 Euros, and is this independent? Let say if you are working and have a salary and have a profit from investment, are these considered individually?
How to communicate with a broker online?
You can go to their website and click on their 'contact us' link to see what options they provide for you to reach out to them.
@@simplegermany I was shy 🤭 to replay to you because when I commented I didn't notice that you attached the links of these brokers. Yea, sure will be contacting then to see what options are the best for me. Idk if I can invest even if I'm not registered in Germany. Zehr danke.
I could tell, which one is the worst: Trade Republic. Pay attention to your average price each time you buy additional shares. Your average price is miscalculated. Trade Republic steals each time money from your account. Drop by drop.
Hi Girls, thank you so much for the clarifications! There is something I haven´t quite understand are the securities accounts: Is it suppose to save the money I would potentially earn? Is it mandatory? Sorry, I have not much clue about finance, thanks and keep the great work! :)
@KATHIMORGAN is her user name.
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Reach him out on Google
Thank you for the very informative video. Could you also guide us what if someone decides to move to another non european country after 2 years? What will happen to their portfolio? Is it mandatory to stay in germany to keep making the investments?
Hey Ayesha, we are not familiar with the procedure in this case. I would suggest to contact the platform you have your portfolio in and ask them about this. An alternative is to look into ways to be able to transfer your portfolio to a company that operates in the country you are moving to. If you are planning on leaving Germany, we have a detailed guide on other aspects you might need to consider before your move: www.simplegermany.com/leaving-germany/
@@simplegermany thank you.. you guys are the best ❤️ keep up the good work 😊
Thankyou for quick summary on online trading. I have just one question, What will happen in case the online broker company goes bankrupt? For example I start trading with Scalable Capital and after some time the company goes bankrupt or goes under, what will happen to my investments? Scalable Capital opens an account in Baaderbank, so the same question what happens if the bank goes under?
i was thinking that You are either with Commerzbank or with one of the online banks You have compared in your earlier videos but now You say You are with DKB bank. So it would be helpful if You also add the pros and cons of DKB bank to the German Bank comparison video or make a Video on DKB bank separately, Thanks !
We use several bank accounts. Yvonne has Commerzbank, Jen has N26 and together we have DKB. We talk about DKB also in this video: ua-cam.com/video/pTQjNjUPj1U/v-deo.html. Hope this helps 😊
Hello, this is a great video :D I love your content Jen & Yvonne, great work , keep it up (Y)
I have a small questions though, is it possible to invest-in and invest in government bonds from Scalable Capital depot account ?
thankyou so much in advance and have an awesome day
Thanks! 😊 I’m not a 100% sure but I don’t think so.
@@simplegermany No worries, still thankyou so much for replying. Have a lovely day
ForTrade republic you have to have permanent resident in Germany. !!!
Hey! Great content!
I was about to ask you (if that is ok), would you also recommend Commerzbank in this list?
I am asking because I moved to Germany only 2 months ago, my German language skills are still quite low, therefore I would rather stick to an English speaking banking service.
My current bank is Deutsche Bank, but I am afraid the fees they charge are just monstruous... nevertheless I would prefer an All-in-One bank (deposit account+investment options+credit/debit card)...
Thank you 🙏and have a great weekend!
I don't need this investor stuff, but I watch your video anyways, bc you two are in it! 😊👋🏻
Of course not every topic is for everyone. Thanks so much for supporting us all the way 😊
Go for Trade Republic! Scalable has extremely poor customer service and is very slow with transactions.
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That freaking capital gain tax…definitely Germany is no the place if you want to get rich
Trade republic DOES NOT allow opening account for citizens of all countries even if they have work permit!
That is correct. All financial service providers unfortunately have restrictions for some nationalities :/
Can you please talk about Hartz 4?
Hey Marcos, is there any specific question you have regarding that topic?
Process conditions to apply or qualify chow does it work? what are the amounts to qualify or to be disqualified? What happens if I get a job but the payment is under the limits or it's a one time thing? Etc
Basically one of those very good detailed explanation videos that are so helpful, I can't even start thanking you for the one about renting in Germany
We will mark that one down, although the requirements and numbers are very individual. We have a guide on unemployment benefits, maybe that is helpful already :) www.simplegermany.com/unemployment-benefits-germany/
I will take a look at it right away
Ppl who are not residing in Germany can able participate in stock trading in Germany. Super usefull vlog and you gave everything that one need to open a trading account in Germany. Good luck.
Thank you so much 🙂
@@simplegermany but you did not answer my question
@@safi161 No, u need a german address to open a brokerage account in Germany !
@@SkiNett thanks lot for the information
What are the requirements for beginners? How does one go about being a partakers? Who are eligible? Your response on each questions will be highly appreciated... Great content again👍
Hey Betty, there are no real requirements other than having a German bank account and being above 18 years old. You can start by opening a a free securities account with one of the online brokers. Of course you should do some independent research on what you want to invest in. Hope that helps 😊
I am very strongly anti-cryptocurrency. You don't hear knowledgable people saying that very often. If you want to know why, I'm happy to explain (things that most people who are pro-crypto will never tell you.) Cheers!
We are always interested in other peoples’ opinion 😊
@@simplegermany I think the first thing to recognize about crypto is that it's a Zero Sum Game. As an investment, you are basically hoping other people mess up in order for you to make a profit. When you make money from crypto, it's required that someone else loses money. There's no value created, like when someone buys a manufactured item, there's only people buying and selling. The only money that can some out of a cryptocurrency is the money that went in.
When you invest in crypto as an investment, you are hoping someone else invests more and that's your profit.
(There are more issues, but let's start here.)
@@nomirrors3552 Wise words from a wise man.
@@nomirrors3552 what would you suggest for person with disposable income to invest in then?
@@donjohn2239 Start your own company.
The word "smoothy" sounded right this time ;)
Wait!!! So you are telling me that there will money left after taxes? :D
😂
Hey do you know any german forex broker? I searched online but was not able to find which deduct the taxes on the spot
I am not an expert in ForEx to be honest. Have yo had a look at etoro: www.simplegermany.com/etoro/? They may offer it. -Y
@@simplegermany oh okay thanks for the suggestion. By the way love your videos, they are super helpful 😊
Good Morning both of you.I am an international student in Germany. Can I invest in ETF in Germany? Please clarify this matter❤❤
To our knowledge yes.