Every year again
Every year the question arises again, what should we give as a gift. How about gold, silver or shares
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The topic of investing money has increasingly come into focus this year. And according to a recent survey, Germans want to spend significantly more money on gifts this time than in previous years, namely around 500 euros per capita. So why not give something of lasting value. And it can also be ordered online, which is increasingly the case this year.
Precious metal gifts have long been popular in many countries. Shares can also be given as a gift. The prerequisite is the opening of a share deposit account. One should pay attention to a possible final withholding tax or possibly also gift tax. A contemporary gift, because the times in which savings books with a credit balance were given as a gift are clearly over and fall into the time of our grandparents. The advantage would also be to make it easier for descendants to enter the world of finance. After all, it is no longer possible to build up assets with savings balances today, which should have become common knowledge by now.
Unfortunately, shares as gifts should still be the exception, because Germans are not as "share-happy" as some other nations, even though many new shareholders have joined in this country this year. Building up assets with shares is something that not only the high earners (as is currently the case with the majority of shareholders in Germany) should do, but it should also be perceived by broader strata.
Well-positioned candidates with gold in the ground include Karora Resources and Maple Gold Mines.
Karora Resources - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdyMgbsAR-E&t=260s - is successfully producing at its Beta Hunt and Higginsville gold properties in Western Australia.
Maple Gold Mines - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59vZ3HUm-EE&t=319s - is looking after the Douay gold project in the Abitibi greenstone belt in Quebec.
Current corporate information and press releases from Karora Resources (
www.resource-capital.ch/en/companies/karora-resources-inc/)
and Maple Gold Mines (www.resource-capital.ch/en/companies/maple-gold-mines-ltd/).
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