As always, the Germans are a people of bargain hunters.
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Frankfurt Despite its 96 years of age, it is still brand new: World Savings Day, which was launched in 1925 at the first international savings bank congress in Milan. The thought of putting money aside for difficult times is more modern than ever since interest rates have disappeared and the statutory pension will no longer be enough for many.
The good old savings book is no longer an option without interest. And rising inflation is even wiping out wealth. More and more people have to look for other ways to generate a return. There are a few things that investors need to be aware of in order to find the right path.
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