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Angela Murrell is a private banking advisor at Banque de Luxembourg. Banque de Luxembourg
MARKETS

Angela Murrell: keep calm and carry on investing regularly

This week, we’re focusing on pension planning and how financial experts are preparing for their retirement. In the second instalment of our #RetirementReady series, we’re talking to Angela Murrell from the Banque de Luxembourg.

Lydia Linna • 01.11.2022
Charles Pletsch is vice president and head of business unit at Spuerkeess. Spuerkeess
MARKETS

Planning for retirement? Start early, says Charles Pletsch

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The grand duchy came in 7th out of 44 countries in an annual retirement security study produced by Natixis Investment Managers. Norway topped the list. Photo credit: Julius Yls/Unsplash
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Christophe Medinger, deputy head of business unit digitalisation at Spuerkeess, explains how and why the state savings bank has started providing a digital tax preparation service. Photo: Romain Gamba
BANKS

Why Spuerkeess is moving into online tax

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Stylish… but did they buy them on the primary or secondary market? Photo: Ehimetalor Akhere Unuabona/Unsplash
MARKETS

Jargon buster: primary & secondary markets

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The EU’s packaged retail and insurance-based investment product (Priips) rules were introduced in 2018, with the European Commission, under Mairead McGuinness, European financial services commissioner, initiating new provisions this year. Photo: European Commission
FUNDS

Jargon buster: Priips

Aaron Grunwald • 05.09.2022
Gaëlle Haag, CEO of Startalers and Capitana, said exchange-traded funds are a good way for investing novices to create a “diversified and good quality” portfolio, even if they’re putting aside just €10-€20 a month. Library picture: Mike Zenari
MONEY

How to start investing, even if you’re not financially savvy

Aaron Grunwald • 03.09.2022
Luxembourg women tend to leave the nest sooner than men.  Photo: Shutterstock
MONEY

Luxembourgers leave nest later than EU average

Tracy Heindrichs • 02.09.2022
Charles Pletsch, vice president and head of business unit, retail banking, at Spuerkeess. Pletsch said that bank advisors can provide homebuyers with lots of information about the property purchasing process in Luxembourg, ideally well before future owners start looking at listings. Photo: Romain Gamba
MONEY

What you should know about home loans

Aaron Grunwald • 02.09.2022
How many days should you turn off the heating? When should you shut off the lights? The Klima Agency gives its advice. Photo: Shutterstock
ECONOMY

Luxembourg climate agency gives advice on energy savings

Mathilde Obert • 01.09.2022
Households surveyed by the Luxembourg Central Bank (BCL) in August 2022 said they were tightening their budgets. Library picture: Supermarket checkout tills seen in October 2020. Photo credit: Matic Zorman
ECONOMY

Consumer confidence dips further

Aaron Grunwald • 01.09.2022
Laura Foulds founded Analie Tax & Consulting in 2013. Photo: Romain Gamba
MONEY

Luxembourg tax tips: “You have to declare your worldwide income”

Aaron Grunwald • 30.08.2022
Ara City Radio’s Pétur Eggertsson and Delano’s Aaron Grunwald are seen at the community broadcaster’s studios, 29 August 2022. Photo: Delano/Ara City Radio
MONEY

Delano’s Top of the Week: How to get started investing

Delano.lu • 29.08.2022
With the cost of living rising rapidly and financial markets increasingly volatile, being savvy with your money is more important than ever Maison Moderne
MARKETS

Take control of your cash

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Shanu Sherwani, private equity executive and partner at Antwort Capital, has said that feeder funds are opening up access to private market funds. Photo: Matic Zorman
FUNDS

Jargon buster: feeder fund

Aaron Grunwald • 22.08.2022
Luxembourg Inland Revenue (ACD) granted fewer advance tax decisions, better known as comfort letters, in 2020 and 2021 compared to prior years, according to Luxembourg finance ministry data. Library picture: Matic Zorman
MARKETS

Jargon busters: comfort letters

Aaron Grunwald • 08.08.2022
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