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For questions that relate to the laws, practices, and products of The Netherlands.
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When is an old check form invalid?
next time I write a check it should be on the new check form that the bank now uses.
I call BS, since the bank must also accept checks from other institutions.
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€1000 left over at the month, is this a good plan?
Put €300-500 in a savings account.
Or -- since you already have an emergency fund -- a medium risk fund.
@Relaxed is right, though: what are your future goals? (There's more to life than buying …
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What is the easiest way to avoid using banks while still being able to store money safely?
I am looking for a way to store large amounts of money safely and stable
Like it or not, that's what banks are for.
If not a savings account, then look at Fixed Deposits.
For the long term, look at …
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Is it wise to pay off some of my mortgage early in this case?
You might double your money in 5 years of stock market investment. Or maybe lose half, or break even.
Paying your mortgage early, though, is a guaranteed return on investment.
Before deciding to pay …
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How Much Am I Losing On Dividend Tax?
According to https://ycharts.com/indicators/sp_500_dividend_yield the dividend yield is about 2%.
Thus, the cost is 20% of 2%. If there's both Irish and Dutch tax, then you'd add the two taxes togeth …
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