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How does compound interest work? Practical examples and Yieldfund reinvestments

Compound interest means earning interest on your original amount and on interest previously added to that amount.

03 September 2026

08 Sep 26
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Risk & regulation

What is the difference in risk between bank interest vs Yieldfund?

The difference in risk between bank interest and Yieldfund is that banks protect capital up to €100,000 per person per account and are lower risk as some see it.

1 May 2026

19 Aug 26
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Best investment apps in Europe

Investing apps are digital platforms that work on mobile and desktop, where you can buy and sell financial products. They help users understand what they are buying, understand prices, and access capital markets faster.

15 Sep
Investing

10 September 2026

Crypto explained
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What is cryptocurrency trading. A beginner guide

A crypto trade is when an investor speculates on an asset's price to generate profit by expecting it to rise or fall. Trading is the active part of investing and is more short-term focused.

14 Sep
Crypto explained

09 September 2026

Investing
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10 best alternative investments for 2026 investors should know

Alternative investments are assets that fall outside what we deem as traditional, such as stocks, cash, or government bonds. The top alternative investments for 2026 can have different risk factors, offer greater upside, and are becoming easier for investors to access.

9 Sep
Investing

04 September 2026

Crypto explained
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What is a stablecoin? How it works and why they matter

One of crypto’s biggest advantages is speed. For those asking what a stablecoin is, it is a part of the crypto industry that has seen increased adoption. We explain how a stablecoin works, how it differs, and why it is making crypto more mainstream.

9 Sep
Crypto explained

28 August 2026

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How does compound interest work? Practical examples and Yieldfund reinvestments

Compound interest means earning interest on your original amount and on interest previously added to that amount.

8 Sep
Returns

03 September 2026

Crypto explained
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Crypto market cycles: How markets work in 2026

Crypto market cycles are price patterns in the cryptocurrency market that show fluctuations over time. While they might seem chaotic, they are linked to macroeconomic shifts and potential changes in the money supply and investor interest.

18 Aug
Crypto explained

24 July 2026

The basics
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What is a long position? Understanding what going long means

A long position means buying an asset (like stocks or crypto) with the expectation that its price will increase.

18 Aug
The basics

23 July 2026

The basics
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Leverage trading in crypto: What are the hidden costs?

Leverage trading in crypto is a tool provided by exchanges that allows traders to borrow money from the platform and trade with more capital than they have.

18 Aug
The basics

22 July 2026

Crypto explained
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How to trade cryptocurrencies in the Netherlands in 2026: A beginner's guide

From experience, anyone is legally allowed to trade cryptocurrencies in the Netherlands if they are above the required age limit and use a licensed crypto exchange.

19 Aug
Crypto explained

3 July 2026

Risk & regulation
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What does a prospectus mean in finance?

A prospectus in finance is a legal document that gives investors the key details about a security before they buy it, including its risks, costs, and financial outlook.

19 Aug
Risk & regulation

26 June 2026

Crypto explained
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Are we in a bear market in crypto? What the data says in 2026

The crypto market has entered a bear market at the end of 2025, as capital is rotating into other assets such as commodities or tech stocks.

19 Aug
Crypto explained

26 June 2026

Trading & strategies
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Types of investments: Which option fits which investor

The main types of investments do not fit every investor in the same way. Investment funds and ETFs usually work because they provide diversification, while stocks suit already-experienced investors who can tolerate risk and conduct in-depth research

19 Aug
Trading & strategies

19 June 2026