New financial portal banking comparison launched
Trier (pts011/25.04.2013/10:10) – Since mid-April, the financial portal http://www.bankenvergleich.de online. The site compares financial products from the fields of checking accounts, day money, fixed money, credit cards, loans and deposits. The offer is aimed at private individuals who are looking for financial products on the Internet and want to be sufficiently informed, but also need help in comparing the numerous offers.
The operator BergMedia.net
The sole proprietor Mischa Berg has been active in the marketing of financial products since 2006. The conception of a project such as Bankenvergleich.de has long been on the agenda, for the implementation a longer-term planning, the cooperation with graphic designers and new employees was necessary, so that the investment in the domain can also pay off.
At the start of Bankenvergleich.de, Mischa Berg comments:
„In the page Banks.com.de flows the experience from many years of activity in the field of online marketing.“ Having a platform where numerous financial products are compared and described has long been the goal I worked towards with BergMedia.net. Technically realizing the comparisons is connected with work, but the comparison possibility via the computer is also the main focus of the content of the page. Providing high-quality information and amounts for the multitude of products is the real challenge and will be the claim for the future. The reader should be offered an added value through information and a real decision support and therefore gladly come back.
Increase returns and save costs
Opportunities for a better return and the opportunity to save costs are plentiful in the field of financial products. The main reason for this is competition among banks. The emergence of direct banks has decisively shaped the market over the past 10 years. This creates opportunities for the consumer, but they must also be exploited.
Example Checking Accounts – Are You Still Paying Account Management Fees?
Many consumers worry little about their checking account. It is so commonplace and yet consumers rarely compare whether the conditions, which partly originate from the childhood days, are still current today. The monthly account management fees alone can incur up to 100 euros in fees over the year. Other providers completely waive the fee. An average worker can choose among many providers who offer the account for free thanks to the regular receipt of money. Anyone who still pays fees now has real savings potential without having to sacrifice performance.
Example Investment – Does your savings account still beat inflation?
Investor confidence in stocks is at a low level, apart from the fact that it takes experience and expertise to deal with speculative investments at all. But consumers should not hoard the money on a savings book or even without interest in the checking account. Day money and fixed money offer the possibility to invest the money without risk. Thanks to the statutory deposit insurance, deposits up to 100,000 euros per saver are completely safe. Using the development on the market for itself requires a regular but low time effort from savers. Also in the area of investment, consumers can easily make more of their money.
Convince yourself!
As with the examples mentioned, consumers can use the information and comparisons of the page http://www.bankenvergleich.de Even with credit cards and loans, get the best conditions for themselves. The savings potential is available in any case and the team of Bankenvergleich.de will also provide a comprehensive and complete market overview in the future. Mischa Berg concludes: If the readers have achieved the first savings successes with Bankenvergleich.de and learn to appreciate our service permanently, then I have no worry that this project will be a success. The site speaks for itself – convince yourself!
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Outside: Mount Misha
Contact person: Mischa Berg
Tel: 0651/46391118
Email: info@bergmedia.net
Website: www.bankenvergleich.de
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