When Will the Interest on My Savings Account Increase?
Europeans are said to be more likely to walk away from their marriage than from their bank. Based on real statistics on the average length of marital and banking relationships, this is indeed true. In today's blog, we'll explain how this phrase relates to the fact that you're still getting low interest on your savings account.
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Navigating the Changing Financial Landscape: The End of Easy Money
In the realm of finance, few things have been as influential in recent years as the era of easy money. Characterized by historically low interest rates and ample liquidity, this period has left a lasting mark on financial markets worldwide. However, as we enter a new phase in the global economy, it's becoming increasingly evident that the era of easy money is coming to an end. In this blog, we will delve into the concept of easy money, explore what has changed in recent times, dissect its effects on financial markets, particularly equity and bond markets, and discuss the long-term implications of this shift. Finally, we will provide insights on how to adapt to this new financial reality.
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The Secret of Financial Security: Creating an Emergency Fund
A financial reserve, also known as an emergency fund, is a savings account that we set aside for unexpected expenses. It's a key part of a sound financial plan and can give you the peace of mind that comes with financial preparedness. In this blog, we'll explore the importance of a financial emergency fund and provide tips on how to build one.
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Are you in debt? You don’t have much time left
Slovaks apparently like living on debt. However, the era of cheap money is definitely over.
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Last Year, It Paid to Switch From Real Estate to Equities
So a year ago, we pointed out that investment property probably had its best years behind it. They offered such a unique opportunity to sell and flip assets into beaten-up equities. With a year's hindsight, we can say with a clear conscience that real estate has slipped into the lows, while stocks have begun to recover sharply.
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Stop living paycheck to paycheck
The week before payday is the longest week of the month for many people. Are you also counting days until the payday so you can finally go on a shopping spree? Today I will show you a way out of this vicious circle of waiting for paycheck and consumption.
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Are you prepared to live 20 years without a salary?
Pensions are not something that is discussed over a beer in Slovakia. However, it is a subject we cannot afford to ignore, as this period represents approximately a fifth of our lives. How much money will I receive during retirement? And will it be possible to make a decent living from this amount? Will I be able to reach the retirement age at all? These are the questions that will sooner or later begin to bother each and every one of us.
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Should I Invest in One Lump Sum or Spread the Investment?
Investing is one of the most effective ways to multiply your wealth over time. However, when it comes to putting money in, there are two main approaches that investors can take: regular investing and a lump sum deposit. Many of us wonder which approach can give us the best returns and ideally limit the riskiness of our investment.
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