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Only every sixth German peps up his capital investment with shares or equity funds. At the same time, the stock market is a good opportunity to secure high returns even as a layman. Stiftung Warentest has tested about 6,000 funds and found the best equity funds in terms of opportunities and risks.
Regularly, Financial Test conducts a fund test and finds recommended investment options. Nonetheless, lay people in particular do not usually dare to invest in equity funds – too complicated, too risky. In 2014 Stiftung Warentest recommended newcomers to the stock market to invest in index funds on the global stock market index MSCI World. Because they have the advantage that they spread the money invested and thus the risk of high losses. For example, anyone who invests in the iShares MSCI World fund distributes their money to around 1,600 companies. Among them are companies like Apple, Google and Allianz.
Have you lost your job or are you in between jobs? Temporary without work and still borrowing money can you arrange with a flash credit. You hear it everywhere nowadays, people who have lost their jobs. Salaries are cut and many employees are cut back or replaced by cheaper ones. If you suddenly have no…
Disability insurance for nurses The private occupational disability insurance (BU) provides nurses and nurses with indispensable protection against their high occupational disability risk. Although the contributions are higher compared to some other professional groups. With a few simple measures, the costs can still be limited. Disability insurance: Nurses with high risk. Disability risk among…
The 2013 budgets, in detail: unemployment benefits are cut by 6.3% It will allocate a total of 26,696 million euros when the planned expenditure in 2012 stood at 28,503 million euros. Public debt will increase from 70.2% in 2012 to 90.5% of GDP in 2013, partly due to the European loan to recapitalize Spanish banks.…
