For practical questions, online banks are increasing. While all these are trying to differentiate themselves with attractive welcome offers, Trade Republic doesn’t even need it. This German online bank offers you a complete solution to spend your money, invest and save, all directly from your smartphone through a single mobile application available. The opening of an account in Trade Republic is done at a time, directly from your smartphone. It is enough to be at least 18 years old and have its permanent residence in France, with a fiscal obligation in France. Once open, you can start paying your purchases or invest. In addition, Trade Republic pays you every month, with a 2% interest in its species paid directly to its current account with a French Iran.
An accessible online bank directly from a smartphone
Trade Republic offers a free account, without monthly subscription costs. In addition, retreats greater than 100 euros are unlimited and free worldwide. Thanks to your expenses made by card, you receive 1% of these with saveback.
The German online bank gives you the opportunity to opt for the free virtual card or choose the classic card (unique 50 euros) or the mirror card (unique 50 euros payment). All cards are subscription free. If you wish, you can round your card payments and invest the rounds.
For the investment part, only one euro is needed to start investing with Trade Republic. You can invest in actions, ETF or crypts and even open an ETF or shares savings plan. Trade Republic also offers a peas in which it is possible to invest up to 150,000 euros with capital gains exempt from income tax.
This is the time when the 8 million users of Trade Republic reaches more than 17 European countries!
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Source: BFM TV
