The European Central Bank (ECB) has recently raised the key interest rate from 1.25 percent to 1.5 percent. As announced, the central bank is thus continuing its exit from the crisis policy of cheap money – despite the sovereign debt crisis in some eurozone countries.   Image: © Sonia Boukaia / fotolia.com / Text: dpa Continue Reading

News Silver as an investment: value-shredder or protection against inflation Thursday, 05.12.13 , written by Bernd Lauberg In addition to gold, silver is regarded as the most important precious metal in terms of investment. But in 2013, many investors were disappointed. So the silver price has fallen massively this year. Instead of providing inflation protection, Continue Reading

News Classical pension insurance Comparison: Where is the most money? Wednesday, 26.04.17 , written by Christian Hafler A recent comparison of various classic annuity policies shows how much this pension has changed over time. Some insurers are doing much better than others with the low interest rates. If paid in 2017, the differences between the Continue Reading

Carlos Sánchez Mato: “The contract of the M-30 could cost more than 11,000 million euros” The delegate of Economy and Finance of the City of Madrid ensures that there will be no cuts even if the 238 million euros requested by the Treasury are immobilized. Sánchez Mato affirms that he has no differences with Carmena: Continue Reading

Berlin / Essen (AP) – CDU General Secretary Laurenz Meyer must continue to fear for press office after his office. Relying on circles of the Union leadership reported the “Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung” on Tuesday, a fall of Meyer will continue to be considered possible, even if CDU leader Angela Merkel had put on Monday behind Continue Reading