EU made repairable batteries mandatory, so that will hit the used market in a few years.
Isn't that Dateline?
Yes please, they can have my neighbours first-born son, too!
I dont see how. Measures like this only target consumers, if you buy a container of cheap shit and sell it for expensive nothing changes with these new rules. If you let your clothing be sewn wherever and sell it for expensive in a brick and mortar or local online store, nothing changes either.
I wonder what percentage of European companies stuff does not say "made in (asian country)" on the bottom. Can't be much.
Interesting! I wear a Garmin instinct, but I get more and more annoyed by it. Way to often when I want to check the time I see some notification instead.
Using a band like this and a normal watch could solve that 🤔
Maybe its "unlocking" stuff on your desktop browser with your phone, like the new captchas where you have to scan a QR and receive a code via SMS (seriously google, what the heck)
Yeah, thanks but no thanks.
The biggest thing I'll use is fingerprint on my phone, caus its comfy, and quickly disabled should the need arise
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Try to define what your goals are. Is it short term gains? You'll need to be much more involved (and I have zero tips for that). For medium to long term savings, dumping in a well spread ETF is a really solid idea. It has risks, sure. But there are no riskless instruments. Even a normal savings account is only secured up to a specific sum (100k€ most often) and your bank could go bust.
I recently pivoted from MSCI world to a all world imi etf, so instead of ~70% us stocks I "only" have 60% in my etf. If you leave your money in for more than 15 years, you will sit out crashes like 2008, corona, and so on and make a profit. Don't buy any with more than 0.2% fees. Yes, of half the worlds economy crashes for good my etf money will be gone. But, what value would even cash have in such a scenario? I'd rekon the world will be gone full mad max if it ever came to that.