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@kcnalp Yes, or MSCI Europe

@kcnalp Invest in EU stocks and hope for a stronger European economy in the future. Then you will profit twofold: from strengthening Euro and better European stocks validation. But of course this strategy is a bet for the EU economy bouncing back to its previous glory.

@resjudicata Exception being the income from renting a flat. You pay it only in the EU country where the flat is located.

@ananymous Yep

@esperanza20 Depending how long time period you choose it's up to 7%

@realarwen Likely they will, but not 7% per year after inflation

@abim305 Usually investing in ETFs gives much bigger return. Especially that the house prices in Berlin were fast rising for many years, so because of the regression to the middle they will likely slow down the growth rate now. Anyhow use the calculator...