Among the online banks of the moment, Trade Republic causes a lot of ink. This German online bank has already managed to gather more than 8 million users in 17 European countries. Approved by the European Central Bank, Trade Republic facilitates everyday life and gives you the opportunity to manage your money directly from the dedicated mobile application. To open your account in Trade Republic, it is enough to be at least 18 years old, to be a permanent resident in France with a fiscal obligation in France. The record is free and is completely online. Thanks to Trade Republic, it has a current account with a free Frenchian Iran and, in addition, it receives every month of 2.25% interest in its species, without a roof.
Discover all the advantages of the Commercial Republic
With Trade Republic, you can follow your expenses on a few clicks. It has the option between a virtual free card, a classic card at 5 euros (single payment) or the iconic mirror card (unique 50 euros).
With its Trade Republic account, retreats are unlimited and free for distributors worldwide, for retreats greater than 100 euros. In addition, there are no monthly subscription rates. The expenses of your card pay 1% thanks to Saveback and Trade Republic gives you the opportunity to round your payments to invest them.
For the investment part, Trade Republic allows you to invest with only 1 euro, both in shares and in ETF or crypts, all without hidden costs. You can also invest in the long term with ETF or shares savings plans.
In addition, Trade Republic offers a peas in which it is possible to invest up to 150,000 euros with capital gains exempt from the Income Tax. Derived products have also negotiated with Société Générale, HSBC and Vontobel. So are you convinced?
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Source: BFM TV
