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Will mortgages rates rise even further?

In the latest Geldcast Update, we discuss the interest rate outlook and three indicators that are likely to have an influence in the future.

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Geldcast: With cryptocurrencies on the rise how will we pay in the future?

The European Central Bank is working on a digital euro and in Switzerland the banks are researching a cryptocurrency backed by the franc.

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Geldcast Update: how to make money on stock markets – and avoid the pitfalls

The allure of stock markets and their promises of huge profits can be extremely seductive. But how do you invest your money properly?

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Geldcast Update: banking regulation on the advice of an international body

The Swiss government wants to set up a permanent safety net for banks on the advice of an international body. This idea is not going down well.

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Geldcast Update: How long will prices continue to rise?

A typical purchase in Switzerland now costs 6% more than it did two years ago. For how much longer will prices continue to rise?

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