Questions, feedback or topic suggestions
If you have a question about a post, have discovered an error, or would like to suggest a topic, write to me. I read all messages myself and reply as soon as I can. This may take a few days, especially in busy weeks.
Reply usually within a few working days — every line is checked by hand.
The fastest way is with specific questions
Messages that refer to a specific post are most helpful: a phrasing that remained unclear, a number that does not fit your case, or a point where the explanation is too brief. If possible, give me the title of the post and the paragraph, so I don't have to guess where to look.
Topic suggestions are just as welcome, especially if they come from your everyday life — for example, a question that came up for you while filling out a savings plan or sorting through documents. I prefer to write about questions that are actually asked rather than what is at the top of guide lists. And if you find an error, please tell me directly with the location in the text so I can check and correct it.
Good messages look like this
- A specific point in a post, preferably with a quote and paragraph.
- A topic request from your everyday life instead of from a ranking list.
- A note on a source on the topic that I have overlooked.
- An error report with a request to check the point.
Addendum: Questions about individual posts have priority over everything else.
What the contact channel is not intended for
I cannot provide investment advice and cannot assess individual tax cases. Questions like "Should I buy this ETF?" or "How much tax do I pay in my situation?" belong to a licensed advisor or tax advisor, not in a blog inbox.
If you are unsure how a general rule applies to you, you can still write to me. I will then give you a general answer and refer you to the appropriate place in the blog or to the responsible authority — not a recommendation for your portfolio.
Which ETF or account suits you depends on your goal, time horizon, and risk appetite. That belongs in a consultation with a licensed entity.
Only a tax advisor looking at your documents can answer how high your specific tax burden will be. I explain rules here, not individual cases.
I am happy to answer questions about the logic of the saver's allowance, the advance lump sum, or setting up a savings plan in a general way and with reference to the appropriate post.
Both go directly to me and are incorporated into the planning of future posts — for errors, I check the point and correct it visibly.
How the form works
The contact form asks for your name, email address, and your message. I don't need anything else. Your information will be used exclusively to process your request. Details on this can be found in the privacy policy, which you can reach via the footer on every page.
Please do not send sensitive data such as account numbers or copies of ID cards. This is not necessary or intended via this channel — for an answer to a content-related question, your name, email, and your request are completely sufficient.
Contact form
All fields with an asterisk are mandatory. Mandatory information: name, email, and message.
Suggestions that are especially welcome
I welcome suggestions on topics that are still missing from the blog, such as tax details regarding the advance lump sum (Vorabpauschale) or practical questions about savings plans at various custodian banks. Such articles are easier to write when I know where the uncertainty lies in everyday life.
Experiences with how you handle market fluctuations are also interesting, as they often help other readers more than any metric. And if you know of a source on a topic that I have overlooked, feel free to share it with me — I will read it and link to it if it fits the article.
Questions about ETFs, retirement planning, and taxes are the most common ones I receive here. If your question falls into one of these areas, please check the relevant section before writing — often the answer is already there, and you can refer directly to the unclear part.
I prefer reading topic suggestions that include a sentence about your own daily life — this usually results in the most useful article.
How to reach me
I am reachable via email and usually respond within a few business days. I generally decline requests for collaborations or advertising because this blog does not contain paid product placements. This also applies to guest posts that primarily point to a provider. If you write anyway, that is fine, but do not expect an acceptance.
The most reliable way. Please include which article your question refers to.
For brief follow-up questions during business hours. Questions regarding content are usually better answered in writing.
Königsallee 42, 40212 Düsseldorf, Germany. A visit is not necessary — the blog is a written project.
Monday to Friday: 09:00–18:00. I will answer messages outside these times on the next business day.
Königsallee 42, 40212 Düsseldorf. This location is the blog's mailbox — replies are sent via email.
Frequently asked questions about contact
How long does a reply take?
Usually within a few business days. In busy weeks, it may take longer. I read every message myself; there are no templates and no automated replies.
Can I get a recommendation for my portfolio?
No. I explain rules and relationships, but I do not provide investment advice and do not assess individual tax cases. For a recommendation regarding your portfolio, a licensed advisor or tax consultant is the right contact.
Are paid guest posts published?
I do not publish guest posts that primarily point to a provider. The blog does not contain paid product placements. You can send a request anyway, but expect a rejection.
What happens to my information from the form?
Name, email address, and message are used exclusively to process your request. Details can be found in the privacy policy. Please do not send account numbers or copies of ID cards.
Can I send a topic suggestion without a specific question?
Yes, gladly. A sentence about where you lacked information in your daily life helps me more than a long description. I collect the suggestions and pick them up if they fit the blog.
Prefer to write right away?
The form above is the fastest way to reach me. If you would like to orient yourself first, you can find the latest articles on the homepage and how this blog works in the About Me section.
Whoever writes will receive a reply from me — not from a form.
If you have a question about an article, a correction, or a topic suggestion, the form is the right way. I reply via email, usually within a few business days.