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Mastering Life in Germany
Helping expats navigate life in Germany - from bureaucracy and finances to building long-term wealth.
About Mastering Life in Germany
Mastering Life in Germany is a private community for internationals who want to build a successful life in Germany- with clarity and confidence. Stop spending hours searching through Google, Reddit, and conflicting advice. Get practical, easy-to-understand guidance on health insurance, taxes, visas, banking, investing, housing, and German bureaucracy- all in one place. Learn at your own pace with step-by-step courses, practical resources, and a supportive community where you can ask questions, share experiences, and connect with other internationals living in Germany. What’s included: - Step-by-step courses - Practical guides & checklists - Monthly live Q&A sessions - Direct access to ask your questions - A private community of internationals - Regular updates as rules and regulations change
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Signals from Mastering Life in Germany
7 published signals
Research & Knowledge
Mastering Life in Germany published research findings from Germany's Federal Statistical Office showing that retired households aged 65+ have a median net household income of around 2,330€ per month.
Reported by Melvin Fenselau
Research & Knowledge
Mastering Life in Germany published research findings from Germany's Federal Statistical Office showing that around 93% of retired households income comes from pensions and similar payments, while only a small share comes from assets like investments or rental income.
Reported by Melvin Fenselau
Research & Knowledge
Mastering Life in Germany published research findings from Germany's Federal Statistical Office showing that 18.9% of people aged 65+ are considered at risk of poverty.
Reported by Melvin Fenselau
Products & Services
Mastering Life in Germany published a free guide with 7 tips for getting started financially in Germany.
Reported by Melvin Fenselau
Research & Knowledge
Mastering Life in Germany published new data from Germany’s Federal Statistical Office showing that net migration almost came to a standstill in May 2026 with around 94,000 people moving to Germany from abroad and around 93,000 leaving.
Reported by Melvin Fenselau
Legal & Regulatory
Mastering Life in Germany reported that since 1 September, Germany has changed the rules around who can get help from a Lohnsteuerhilfeverein, removing income limits of 18,000€ for individuals and 36,000€ for jointly assessed couples for rental income.
Reported by Melvin Fenselau
Research & Knowledge
Mastering Life in Germany published a YouTube video discussing the optimal use of ETFs and funds in retirement planning.
Reported by Melvin Fenselau