Tag Investments

I use different kinds of investment types to build my portfolio and cash-flow. The investment tag is used everywhere i describe my investments. Typically you will find P2P lending related stuff in this tag. This is due to the focus of my portfolio being on the P2P lending platforms.

Currently, i use index funds, P2P lending and cryptocurrencies to build my portfolio. My index funds are the safe spot for my money. The P2P lending is for cash-flow building and therefore the biggest part of my portfolio. The cryptocurrencies are for a capital gain prospective.

Stock Investing

Is Trading 212 Good For Beginners? Best Beginner Brokerage

Trading 212 is a good brokerage and offers a lot of features which other European brokerages don’t have. While other platforms are more established and well-known, Trading 212 is quickly gaining some attraction from investors. Whether you are a CFD…

ThePoorInvestor
April 3, 2020

P2P Lending, Personal Finance

Invest in Loans – Invest Like the Banks

Investing in loans such as consumer loans, car loans, mortgages, real estate development and much more has for a long period of time been for the banks. This period is now over with the investment type called P2P lending also…

ThePoorInvestor
December 31, 2019

Investing in Banking Products is a Big Mistake

Personal Finance

BIG MISTAKE! Investing Through A Bank – Hidden Expenses

Have you ever invested your money in a product your bank offered? Let me tell you this, either they get a commission for the sale, or they are offering their own mutual funds. Investing through a bank has to be…

ThePoorInvestor
November 6, 2019

P2P Lending Review - How safe is P2P lending really?

P2P Lending, Reviews

How Safe Is P2P Lending? | A Review of Peer-to-peer Lending

The main question most people who are new to P2P lending ask is whether it is worth it, and how safe it is. While it is difficult to say how risky it is, there are some indications that can help…

ThePoorInvestor
September 26, 2019
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Financial Independence, Income, Personal Finance

How to Beat the Stock Market in 2019

Let us be honest you are probably not going to beat the stock market. Even Warren Buffett does not expect to beat the market. To beat the stock market you would have to reach a return higher than 7,96% according…

ThePoorInvestor
September 23, 2019

P2P Lending, Income, Reviews

P2P Lending Europe | The Ultimate Overview

Do you also stumble in the amount of P2P lending platforms in Europe? I thought so. Therefore, I have made the ultimate overview of the best P2P lending platforms in Europe. P2P lending is becoming a well-known investment vehicle at…

ThePoorInvestor
September 20, 2019

Financial Independence, Income, Portfolio

Personal Finance Plan For The Coming 5 Years

I have been thinking about my financial future. Currently, I am an Engineering student and therefore my income is quite limited to how much I can work. Through my ~2 years of investing I have found what works for me…

ThePoorInvestor
September 3, 2019

P2P Lending, Monthly income, Portfolio

Portfolio Update: August 2019

August has been a fun month personally. However, i didn’t get a salary this month, furthermore i have been spending a lot of money. Hopefully i will be spending less money when University starts again in September. In the end…

ThePoorInvestor
September 1, 2019

Monthly income

Portfolio Update: June 2019

June has been a busy month, just like any other month. While it has been a busy month, my portfolio income is excellent. It has been an expensive month as well. The last couple of months i have been able…

Portfolio

Stock investments

I no longer has the stocks listed here. I have sold them to gain a passive income in P2P lending. This post is to tell you about the stock investments i have made. In comparison to the other investment types,…

ThePoorInvestor
May 9, 2019

Jonas

I am ThePoorInvestor and I am on a financial independence journey. I am investing in P2P-lending to create a high cash-flow return. I disclose my income, expenses, investments, and everything financially relevant.

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