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The social security system in Germany

Even though it is likely not in anybody’s best interest to fall into financial disgrace, the German security system is in place to help out in such cases.  Unlike the system in place in other industrialized nations, the German security system is based on a direct redistribution system. This means that social security paid out to individuals is directly financed

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Buying furniture in Graz

As an expat it is highly important to get comfortable in your new home fast. Furniture is a great means of making that happen. The more your furniture represents you, the better you will feel about your new place. However, there are a few things that you should remember. While outside of Europe it is not as likely, many of

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Buying furniture in Nuremberg

Assembly services are somewhat of a life saver, or perhaps more of a finger saver. Depending on the type of furniture you are purchasing and how much work will need to go into assembling them, you’ll want to find out from the furniture store you have purchased from if they offer assembly. Why? Because assembling often turns out a lot

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Buying furniture in Jena

There is no denying that shopping is a lot of fun, whether it’s clothes shopping, jewelery shopping or something a bit bigger inside, like furniture shopping. One of the great things about furniture shopping is that its usually the result of a move, and when an enticing city like Jena is involved you know the excitement just surges even more.

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Using Credit Cards and Other Forms of Payment while Staying in Germany

When traveling, and especially when moving to another country, it is best to know in advance how an individual can spend money upon arrival. There are many options for spending money abroad, however, with the abundance of credit card use in the United States, it is important to understand how well an individual can go about spending money on credit

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Austria’s TV Guide

Over recent decades, television has seen incredible changes. In the age of technology there are now numerous options for viewing pleasure. Austria is no exception to these changes, with file sharing and streaming sites now taking over. Expats will likely find that TV in Austria is not the same as their home country, especially considering that most TV stations are entirely in

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German Sports Clubs and Other ways to Get Out and Work Out

After the big move to Germany, after getting started in your new job, after settling into your new home, you may take that deep breath and realize that you are not sure what to do next. Next, you need to get out there and integrate yourself into your new community. While you are integrating yourself, you can also find ways

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Buying furniture in Halle

Some people love the smell of a new car, I for one, believe that if there’s one thing that tops that smell, it’s furniture, brand new leather furniture, unwrapped in my very own Halle living room. It’s one of the thrills about moving to a new city really. The ability to furnish on an untouched scene (untouched by you that

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Buying furniture in Wels

Large distances are nothing new for most expats that move to Europe. However, as you expect everything to be a little bit closer, many expats underestimate the distance to certain places. Furniture stores are often especially far away as they are often located on the outskirts of the city. This makes it necessary to go by car when you are

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Exploring and Living in Hanover

Top three locations to check out when you move to Hanover Lower Saxony’s resplendent capital, Hanover, is complemented with numerous green areas, parks and of course, the river Leinewhich flows calmly through the city. With mostly new buildings, due to the after effects of World War II, Hanover has a more modern look to it, with newer buildings even in

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Buying furniture in Hagen

If you aren’t already aware of the fact that many German furniture stores take up to three months to have your furniture delivered to you, then you may be in for a surprise. The reason for this is that a lot of furniture stores don’t stock the products that they carry, but instead have to import them from overseas. As

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Munich Oktoberfest and More

Munich, the third largest city in Germany, has been attracting expatriates from all over the world with its growing financial and publishing industry.  As one of the fastest growing cities in Germany,Munich has been voted “The World’s Most Livable City”, due to its culture,environment, political-economic stability, and continued investments from multi-national enterprises. From major museums and universities, to architectural achievements

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