The biggest hassle here is having enough water since you can’t leave the water stale for too long, some food and essentials is easy to have a small stockpile of

I could survive 72 hours on the food I have at home at any time, it won’t be grand tho and I’ll still need electricity to make most of it.

Once I move I’m planning on having a small stockpile (cause I’ll finally have space for it) to last about 2 weeks or so, worst case I just need to eat it and restock it later and best case it saves me a lot of hassle in a crisis.

For me an EU based (degiro) was better cause it can automatically provide tax documents / apply for benefits (like no double tax on US stocks)

Sell their cars to who BEN? Aquaman?

In the end someone will own the car and be f’ed because of it. The seller will take a huge financial loss because other people think it helps to force people to make bad financial decisions while Tesla already has the money.

It really just depends on how users have to choose a service and how much it matters. With email the service used doesn’t really matter so most either use what is given to them (here that’s often from their ISP) or what is recomended to them (e.g. Gmail or Hotmail here in the EU)

As far as I’m aware the company behind degiro is actually called “flatexdegiro” so not sure if they’re related

Currently got most of my EU ETF in Amundi and planning on selling the rest of my iShares EU 600’s later this year to put it in Xtrackers (first got some other financial stuff to focus on to see that my tax bill doesn’t go boom)

I’m currently still using my stash of australian HiSmile, don’t really have an EU alternative for this and I never want to go back to minty toothpaste