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Every star sign is associated with certain traits — including Aries. In this article, find out what characterizes Ariens and how they handle their money.

Every star sign is associated with certain traits — including Pisces. In this article, find out what characterizes Pisceans and how they handle their money.

Whether you’re moving into a new apartment or planning to rent one out, there are a few things to consider before signing a lease. Our practical guide to German rental contracts has got you covered.

Moving doesn’t have to be a nightmare — it just might take some advance planning. This guide and checklist can help make it easier.

It can be stressful and confusing when yet another bill lands in your mailbox. But don’t panic! Check out our comprehensive guide to ancillary costs in Germany and learn what’s included in your rent.

Every star sign is associated with certain traits — including Aquarius. In this article, find out what characterizes Aquarians and how they tend to handle their money.

Whether you’re a passionate Leo or an ever-changing Libra, each star sign has its own specific traits. Find out what your zodiac sign says about your money-management style.

The European interbank interest rate—or Euribor—impacts everything from your savings account to mortgage rates. Learn more about its impacts in this article.

Milka bars have been getting smaller, but cost the same. And there’s a word for that: shrinkflation. We’ll help you understand this phenomenon, and what you can do to avoid paying more for less.

When is an economy at risk of stagflation? And what does that mean exactly? Here, find out what the term means, the consequences of stagflation, and why some might even benefit from it.

Heard all the buzz about universal basic income and want to learn more? Read on to get the basics of this cash payment program that some governments are already adopting.

You’ve probably noticed prices rising everywhere you look. Maybe you’ve heard of hyperinflation. But what exactly does it mean? And are we on track for hyperinflation like Germany had 100 years ago?