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Posts Tagged: free
π Cheap Car Sharing Compared (+Free Credits)
Owning a car in Berlin? You don’t need to β since there are so many car sharing companies: Sixt, Car2go, DriveNow, We-Share, Oply, Ubeeqoo, Drivy. See here an overview and comparison of their cheap offers.
π³ Free German Credit Cards (2019)
Sometimes a simple bank account is not enough: For instance car rentals, flight tickets and many online shops you need a credit card, be it from Visa, Mastercard or Amercian Express. But no worries: In Germany, there are plenty of free offers. See the list and comparison here.
π Free German Bank Accounts for Students
Coming and living in Germany as a student? Then even more banks offer a free account for you! Find here a comparison of special offers for students, plus in case you need a visa: offers for a blocked account (Sperrkonto).
π¬ German Bank Accounts with Bonuses
Your bank accounts makes you pay fees? Well, there are ones that even pay out bonuses! Make up to 100 β¬ just by opening and using them. See here a list of the best free German bank accounts with bonuses.
π± Cheapest Money Exchange: The Transferwise Borderless Account
So you arrived in Germany but your money is still outside the Eurozone? Or you’re working for clients that want to pay you in US dollars, British pounds or Polish zloty? Then a TransferWise Borderless Account might be your best solution: Read how you can convert 20 USD with a fee of only 8 cent.
π¨βπΌ Free German Business Bank Accounts for Freelancers
Came to Germany as a freelancer? Or want to create a company? Then you need a business bank account (GeschΓ€ftskonto) because a regular one won’t do it. But no worries, there are even free ones: Use our tool here for your individual comparison.
πΆ N26 vs. DKB: Comparing the Two Best German Bank Accounts
In my overview of free German bank accounts, two of them are my favourites: N26 and DKB. If you cannot decide between them, read here a side-by-side comparison of the two and my conclusion at the end.
π 8 Free Museums To Visit
Visiting Berlin or already living here? No question there’s a lot of sights and culture to see β but even better if it’s free! So get here inspired by these free museums.
π Moving To Berlin? Things To Settle Here
Do you move to Berlin and want to settle here? Then welcome! Since 2014 I’ve wrote a couple of articles in this blog β and this is an overview of all the ones that make your start here easier.
9 Years DKB: My Long-term Test and Review
The DKB bank account is one of the best free online bank account in Germany. Using it now for 9 years, I wrote this review: How to open the account, how the DKB Visa card works, and where you can withdraw money for free. (Spoiler: everywhere!)
π± Get a Free German Mobile Phone SIM Card
Settled in Germany and your EU roaming is about to expire? Time to get a German prepaid card! But no worries, there a free ones with no minimum contract term. Just check this comparison table. Prepaid SIM cards are especially good for people who in the future might be out of the country for a […]
π² Rent a Cargo Bike for Free
Already seen those big bikes with a trunk in front of them? In Berlin, you can rent them for free, thanks to the ADFC! Read here, how and where.
π¦πΉ Free Austrian Bank Accounts Compared
Your bank account in Austria costs you fees? There is no English support? There is no free Visa or Mastercard included? This can’t go on! Find here the best free Austrian bank accounts.
Free Schufa report online & paperless
Especially when renting a flat, you need to show your landlord your Schufa information / Schufa score. Here I show you how to get it for free, directly from your computer.
Money Market & Fixed Deposit Accounts Compared
There’s a wide range of options for your savings in Germany: Various call money / day-to-day accounts (Tagesgeld) and fixed-term deposits (Festgeld) are on the money market β here’s an overview.
π 2018 New Year’s Eve for Free
You can spend a nice Silvester Day and Night in Berlin without paying too much, or even nothing. See here where to go on December 31 for free.
π How I Got Two More Hours of Daylight for Free
It’s winter time in Berlin, and besides the annoying cold outside, the other big minus of this season are its short days: The sun starts going down already around 4 pm. But with a little trick, I extended it to 6pm! Here is how.
Two Years of N26 β a Long-term Test and Review
It’s been now two years that I am using a German N26 free online bank account*, and since it is by far the most popular from all the free German bank accounts presented in this blog, I thought I sum up my personal long-term experience in a test of N26.
π³ Six Free German Bank Accounts Compared
Are you paying fees for your bank account? Fees for money withdrawal on foreign ATMs? Fee for a credit card? Here I’ll give you an overview of free online bank accounts and how to open a bank account in Germany β no matter if you are a German or a foreigner.
π‘ 8 Sources of Free Advice in Berlin
Living in Berlin, you can not only get free furnitureΒ orΒ free bank accounts but also free advice. Be it about renting, welfare, German language or where to go out, here comes a list of various sources β Number 2 helped me a lot.
π΅ Unblock Music on Youtube and Other Sites
You’veΒ maybeΒ already come along this screen on Youtube, stopping you from watching some popular music song. Or you wanted to watch a TV stream from your home country but their website said that you are in the wrong country. Here I’ll show you some simple methods how you can listen and watch anyway.
π©πͺ 14 Free Sources to Learn German
Since you read an English blog about Berlin, chances are want to speakΒ GermanΒ better. So here comes an overview of ways to improve and learn German. Free ones, of course. π
Free City Service Hotline
Were you ever confused over some administrational stuff that you had to do? There is a free city service hotline in Berlin β and since recently, they also speak English.
γ N26: Free Bank Account with English Support + MasterCard
There are many free bank accounts in Germany – but the new N26 (previously known as Number26) might be the best one: English interface and phone support, free Mastercard & free money withdrawal in the Eurozone, and a nice mobile phone app for managing banking.