There are many different banks in my city. Where should I open my account? Ask for: What accounts are there? How much do you have to pay for the account and for a transfer? Do you have to pay money every month? How many machines does the bank have in your city? What does theContinue reading “Frequently asked questions about banks”
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BANK ACCOUNT AND FINANCE
Account If you live and work in Germany, you need a bank account. You can open your account at a bank or at a savings bank. Most banks and savings banks have branches. Some banks can only be used over the Internet. Mostly you have to pay some money for a account, a fee. ForContinue reading “BANK ACCOUNT AND FINANCE”
You can apply for a Business Loss certificate until 15.12.!
Unfortunately, losses and profits are not automatically charged between different banks. A Business loss certificate solves the problem. The year is coming to an end and for tax purposes a few errands make sense. This includes, for example, obtaining a loss certificate. If a bank has found a loss on the sale of shares andContinue reading “You can apply for a Business Loss certificate until 15.12.!”
Money as a Christmas present? Yes, please! And changes in 2019
Banknotes under the Christmas tree? Here are the ghosts. Some consider gifts of money as impersonal and unimaginative, others as particularly useful and practical. An Emnid survey commissioned by Postbank shows that 57 percent of Germans like to give away money on festive occasions, 42 percent reject it. Regionally, there are clear differences: In theContinue reading “Money as a Christmas present? Yes, please! And changes in 2019”
iTAN phishing and secure handling of the PIN
Fraudsters try to access data via e-mail through iTAN phishing and it is important that the public learn how to securely handle PINs Three tips on how customers can protect themselves against fraud Those who want to convert their iTAN online banking process to a newer TAN process should be alert: Scammers are trying toContinue reading “iTAN phishing and secure handling of the PIN”
More than 130 German banks and savings banks collect negative interest rates
European Central Bank (ECB) negative interest rates More and more banks and savings banks pass on the negative interest rates of the European Central Bank (ECB) to private or business customers. This is shown by an investigation of more than 1,200 banks and savings banks by the consumer portal biallo.de. At present, 35 financial institutionsContinue reading “More than 130 German banks and savings banks collect negative interest rates”
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