u/123vikstar

Waar ben je geweest, wat maakte de vakantie zo goed en hoeveel heeft het ongeveer gekost?

Ik ben op zoek naar inspiratie voor mijn volgende vakantie, dus ben benieuwd welke reizen jullie echt de moeite waard vonden, zowel goedkope als duurdere vakanties.

For those of you with an Audi e-tron who have driven 100k+ miles: what exact model/year do you have, and how many miles have you done? How has the car held up over time, and would you recommend it? Have you had any major repairs or unexpected repair costs along the way?

For those of you who have driven 100k+ miles in an EV: what car do you have, how many miles have you done, and would you recommend it? Have you had any major repairs or unexpected repair costs along the way? And if you wouldn’t recommend your EV, which one would you recommend instead?

I recently started running and bought a pair of compression shorts to wear under my running shorts instead of underwear, because my underwear kept riding up between my cheeks.

I’ve now worn the compression running shorts as underwear instead of my usual Calvin Klein boxer briefs, and I have to say, they’re way more comfortable. I also feel like I get less of a “dick print” when wearing sports clothes.

Is this some kind of life hack I’ve somehow been completely unaware of? Do other guys wear compression shorts as underwear too, and if so, which ones would you recommend?

Im graduating uni next year and im wanting to do a big trip with my girlfriend for like 2-3 weeks in july.

I was thinking about Bali.

What would you suggest and why?

Thank!!!

Hey, i’m 170cm and 78kg ((5'7") and 172 pound)). What size should i get in progressjj gear? Any advice? I have a bit of a belly but also muscular.

Thanks

U guys know any good rashguard + short brands that ship to europe. Any advice on brand? What is affordbale?

We own a 3-bedroom apartment in Tangier, Morocco, not far from the stadium, in a neighborhood where mostly locals live. We don’t live there ourselves (we’re based abroad), but we’re considering it as a long-term investment since it feels like Morocco is developing and growing economically.

We would definitely hire a property management company since we’re not based there at all.

In that context, does it actually make sense to rent it out? What does that typically look like in practice in terms of costs, rental yield, vacancy rates, and tenant turnover?

And realistically, after management fees and all expenses, do you still end up with a decent return, or is it often more of a headache than it’s worth compared to just keeping it for personal use a week or so per year when on holiday?

We own a 3-bedroom apartment in Tangier, Morocco, not far from the stadium, in a neighborhood where mostly locals live. We don’t live there ourselves (we’re based abroad), but we’re considering it as a long-term investment since it feels like Morocco is developing and growing economically.

We would definitely hire a property management company since we’re not based there at all.

In that context, does it actually make sense to rent it out? What does that typically look like in practice in terms of costs, rental yield, vacancy rates, and tenant turnover?

And realistically, after management fees and all expenses, do you still end up with a decent return, or is it often more of a headache than it’s worth compared to just keeping it for personal use a week or so per year when on holiday?

Do you guys know any good seminars/ e-books about vennootschappen in Belgium? I’ll be starting as a physio in the coming months and would like to learn more about the fiscal side of things (and how to optimize it properly).

Thanks!!

Hi everyone, I’ll be starting as a self-employed worker in Belgium next year and I’m curious how other freelancers handle investing.
Do you invest yourself or outsource it (financial advisor/wealth manager)? If you invest yourself, what do you mainly use (ETFs, real estate, stocks, pension savings, etc.)?

Also, how would you recommend someone prepares over the next year to start investing on their own? Just trying to understand how self-employed people approach long-term wealth building.

How are you all preparing for retirement?

I assume most of you pay yourselves a relatively small salary and take the rest through dividends, while personally saving and investing for retirement.
What strategy are you using? What are you doing specifically? What kinds of investments are you focusing on?

Curious to hear your views and long-term approach.

People making around €6k–€10k per month in their company after all expenses: how much do you pay yourself, and how much do you leave in the company? Also explain your personal/family situation if relevant. I’m trying to understand what the smartest setup is depending on the situation.