200€ per month : Should You Save or Invest as a Student in Germany? 🇩🇪

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[Mostafa-eooc]

Thanks Bharat once again. If you remember, this was one of my post in Bharat in Germany 1.5Yrs back. I always wanted to invest and finally on the way to start. Thank God that you have started investing and became an influencer now🙌 🙏. Thank you Brandevise ❤. Keep growing.

[ethanrussell]

I'm glad I stumbled on this.Investing has changed my perspective on how one can succeed in life.Working multiple jobs for money isn't the optimal way to attain financial freedom.Unfortunately, we find this out later in life.Great video

[babukumarannalini]

It would be helpful if you can come up with videos on:
1. Good alternative brokers
2. Filing Tax returns (steuererklärung) when investing with foreign brokers.

[mottajr]

Mrs Tessy is legit and her method works like magic I keep earning every single week with her new strategy

[alexanderparedes]

Hi there, i am just to start in the investment world in Germany, as a foreign student, i would like to know how to start with trade republic? Basic steps please, because I don't know the mechanics. Thanks for your videos and work.

[TradingWithCJ]

Nice breakdown man, its always investttt for me, plus save a little bit!

[ahlammallak]

I love your videos! thank you so much :) Can you please make videos about the best saving bank accounts with compound interest in germany for expats. Thanks a lot ^_^

[babukumarannalini]

I'm still trying to look into better alternatives for Trade Republic but then either the brokers have some hidden conditions or their costs are not fixed after a year or three years of being a customer such as Comdirect or Consors bank. 🙁

[zantistan]

thanks for great content. I have already i have one question Is investing in stocks seen as “business activity” for international students. Since self-employment is not allowed. I tried reading german laws regarding this, couldn’t find any. It will be helpful if you can post any reference to law for students.

[camilaalbuquerque]

Hello Bharat! First of all thank you so much for the videos, they are amazing, very helpful and didactic. :)
A beginners question: You are always showing the amount possible to obtain with compound interest. Using a german broker, the security by the government goes up to 100.000€. How can you still keep the "compound" interest if you often cash out the money or if you eventually reach the 100k and transfer some money to a bank account?

If after I saved a certain amount and I need the cash, how can the compound interest still work? Am I losing for cashing out once every 6 months for instance?

Thank you so much for all the help!

[prasanthbugga]

Is there any surity that the amount we invested will more or same, but it ll never come down ?...

[WahidAzizi]

Is there any other way to pass the ID verification process? I tried all three options and still, it is not working?

[susheel]

Wonderful!! Which is that website you’re using to calculate the returns ? Pls share that

[ryanexplorer]

Scalable broker vs Trade republic, what's the difference?

[vishant]

I am on student visa here in germany. Am i allowed to buy stocks?

[Jasminerodriguez-hr]

Ich mache riesige Gewinne mit meiner Investition, seit ich angefangen habe, mit Frau Edith Dalton zu handeln, ihre Handelsstrategien sind erstklassig.

[vk-xnvh]

How legal is it for students to invest money in Stocks as students only get work permit for part time jobs. Any source having this informations can also help.

Thanks in advance.

[armaanaggarwal]

What are your thoughts on investing in crypto currency?