don’t worry only the third year in a row. surely we can cut compensate that by increasing health insurance costs or taxes again.
I never understood why we need continuous growth. Is capitalism going to collapse again? does socialism need to bail out capitalism, again?
It did not come as a surprise to anyone btw. The growth around 1% is stagnation anyways. afair there’s report last year that real growth might come back by 2028 or even 2030 due to these reasons
*High labour& service cost due to aging population
*High energy cost is not going anywhere anytime soon
*Increased competition
*Consumer spendings
*Bureaucracy
Germany needs to cut Capital Gains Tax on investments. The German stock market is awful because you get taxed to shit on profits.
ETFs, which track index funds mainly, are more tax efficient but mainly support bigger international businesses.
What’s tax free? Crypto and gold held over a year.
Great local IT company wants to get a start and raise some investment through an IPO? Cool, invest in that and pay ~27% on all of your profits.
Throw money at a Crypto farm in Uzbekistan or a bar of gold in Switzerland? 0%.
Germany is absolutely crying out for this change.
Edit: downvotes are showing the lack of investment culture in this country, which is why you’re underperforming almost every developed economy over the last 2-3 years.
I am centre left, this is not a tax break for the wealthy. I’m saying tax the harmful thing the rich is doing (speculating on precious metal prices) and boost the helpful thing rich can do, invest in business.
The amount of tax revenue is the same. The outcome is investment rather than hoarding.
Don’t believe I have a point? Between 60-65% od privately held gold in the EU is in Germany, which is 18% of the EU population and 25% of its GDP.
Germany’s rich are sitting on a mountain of gold and your government isn’t taxing it.
Let’s do more austerity, that will work… /S
Love getting poorer year over year because Lindner had to have his fun.
Friend was telling me today how he worked and extra year to get an even higher specialized IT degree in Bavaria. Moved to BW and they wouldn’t honor it just because it didn’t have an English language component. Screwing over your own citizens and punishing them for extra learning efforts because the states can’t even align with each other. These types of ridiculous stubborn processes hurt the economy and make it unattractive to talent. Quite a cluster fuck.
It’s so depressing lately, at work people are always talking about how it’s a horrible time to graduate right now and as a student who is about finish studies, it drains all my energy.
Effective management of funds is essential for addressing these challenges. Transparency, accountability, and strategic planning are key to ensuring that resources are used efficiently and effectively.
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don’t worry only the third year in a row. surely we can cut compensate that by increasing health insurance costs or taxes again.
I never understood why we need continuous growth. Is capitalism going to collapse again? does socialism need to bail out capitalism, again?
It did not come as a surprise to anyone btw. The growth around 1% is stagnation anyways. afair there’s report last year that real growth might come back by 2028 or even 2030 due to these reasons
*High labour& service cost due to aging population
*High energy cost is not going anywhere anytime soon
*Increased competition
*Consumer spendings
*Bureaucracy
Germany needs to cut Capital Gains Tax on investments. The German stock market is awful because you get taxed to shit on profits.
ETFs, which track index funds mainly, are more tax efficient but mainly support bigger international businesses.
What’s tax free? Crypto and gold held over a year.
Great local IT company wants to get a start and raise some investment through an IPO? Cool, invest in that and pay ~27% on all of your profits.
Throw money at a Crypto farm in Uzbekistan or a bar of gold in Switzerland? 0%.
Germany is absolutely crying out for this change.
Edit: downvotes are showing the lack of investment culture in this country, which is why you’re underperforming almost every developed economy over the last 2-3 years.
I am centre left, this is not a tax break for the wealthy. I’m saying tax the harmful thing the rich is doing (speculating on precious metal prices) and boost the helpful thing rich can do, invest in business.
The amount of tax revenue is the same. The outcome is investment rather than hoarding.
Don’t believe I have a point? Between 60-65% od privately held gold in the EU is in Germany, which is 18% of the EU population and 25% of its GDP.
Germany’s rich are sitting on a mountain of gold and your government isn’t taxing it.
Let’s do more austerity, that will work… /S
Love getting poorer year over year because Lindner had to have his fun.
Friend was telling me today how he worked and extra year to get an even higher specialized IT degree in Bavaria. Moved to BW and they wouldn’t honor it just because it didn’t have an English language component. Screwing over your own citizens and punishing them for extra learning efforts because the states can’t even align with each other. These types of ridiculous stubborn processes hurt the economy and make it unattractive to talent. Quite a cluster fuck.
It’s so depressing lately, at work people are always talking about how it’s a horrible time to graduate right now and as a student who is about finish studies, it drains all my energy.
Effective management of funds is essential for addressing these challenges. Transparency, accountability, and strategic planning are key to ensuring that resources are used efficiently and effectively.
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