Alexander Siegmeth

@Karl_Lauterbach Wie soll denn das praktisch funktionieren? Das sagt sich leicht aber in der Umsetzung schaut das anders aus.

Ein gutverdienender GKV Versicherter bezahlt 1.000 Euro Beitrag pro Monat. Beim HNO Arzt ist er Bittsteller, wartet auf einen Termin. Privatversicherte und Beamte werden sofort genommen. Das zeigt die Notwendigkeit einer Termingarantie für GKV Versicherte share.google/tmRycPrUfxDd5K…

@ChrisSammutDev @itspikaaa Had an EV for five years now and never had to do that. Also brake wear is a lot less with the single pedal driving. I am still on the original pads and discs. One set of new wheels. Same price as for petrol car

This is where people are uneducated. As EVs still require at least yearly or every 20k - Brake maintenance (cleaning, lubricant and possibly pad or caliper replacement) - Yearly suspension inspection - Yearly alignment inspection EVs still use standard automotive steering and suspension as well as brake calipers. These still have the same wear and tear as Gas vehicles.

After buying an electric car.. I don’t think I can ever go back to gas cars. The only maintenance I’ve done in the past 3 years is get new tires.

@44pers @SoTr33234885 @itspikaaa How long do you drive a car before you replace it ?

@SoTr33234885 @itspikaaa How do we know that if they have only been around for like 15 years?

@TweetsOfSumit Ich nicht. Wenn ich in Rente gehe, kann ich mietfrei leben. Unser Haus ist dann längst abbezahlt. Große Renovierungen stehen (hoffentlich) nicht mehr an. Wenn die Kinder dann alle ausgezogen sind, können wir es verkaufen falls es für Zwei zu groß sein sollte.

Gibts jemand der es bereut in Deutschland ein Eigenheim gekauft zu haben und würde lieber wieder Mieten?

@KDHabibi Dürfen wir. Mit Verschlüsselung. Machen wir täglich

Dieser Schwachsinn, dass Ärzte keine PDFs per Email schicken dürfen kostet Menschenleben. Wir müssen endlich einen pragmatischen Umgang mit Datenschutz finden.

@cyclingontnt What is the point of a. 3km stage (prologue)?. Why not do a proper stage of some sort?

Pogačar finishes fifth in the prologue as Godon takes the win at the Tour de Romandie! 👏

@JamieFinance25 it depends what return you would make with an investment. If it is above 4% then investing is better. But who can guarantee a 4% return? The MSCI World did 7% on average (without inflation) over the last 20 years. But who knows how the next 14 years will be. I would pay off.

I have £70k left on my mortgage. 14 years at 4%. I want to pay it off early within 2-3 years, throwing lump sums at it, but my wife thinks just let it roll and invest the extra. I want to do this for peace of mind. Which option is more beneficial?

@jimiuorio So you want a person to operate on you without formal training, i.e. medical school and postgraduate specialty training?

Hot take..You should be able to be a lawyer or a doctor WITHOUT going to a formal school for those things…if we have comprehensive exams and a transparent rating system why should we care how the skills were learned…thoughts?

@Demeter_Erinia Melatonin levels decrease as you age. That is why you need less sleep.

Serious question. Why do people 50+ wake up like at 5 a.m.?

@100kDiary 400 here. Still married after 20 years

Unpopular opinion: A £30k wedding is the dumbest financial decision two people can make together. You drain your savings, borrow from parents, finance the rest, and blow it all on one afternoon so 120 people you barely speak to can eat canapés and do the Macarena. Then you spend the next 3 years paying it off while arguing about money. Which is the number one cause of divorce. Which will cost you another £15k. So you spent £30k on a party that statistically increases your chance of spending £15k on a lawyer. Agree or disagree? 👇

@Garmin @Goldfish_Lenny Buy the cheapest GPS one. You will not use 90% of the functions

@Goldfish_Lenny We do have a lot of watches, but you can take the quick quiz at Garmin.com/whichwatch to see what would best suit you! :) *SP

Need a phD in wearables to figure out which @Garmin watch to get

@aveneu_ I have worked in hospitals for over 30 years and have never seen nor heard of this.

People are debating if these nurses should be fired for doing this during their shift, but I don't think so, they are just joking, it's part of relieving stress and fatigue. Resect ❤️

@zuess05 Learn to 'code' AI? Or learn a trade

Serious question. For the last 10 years, society told everyone "just learn to code" to escape the middle class. Now Claude writes the code. What exactly is the career advice for an 18-year-old right now?

@theoliveranwar Scrolling on their phones

What is the biggest time waster you see people doing in the gym?

@financefraz Take lunch with you from dinner left-overs. Skip the coffee. Saves a lot.

Mad how quickly money goes now in the UK… £3 coffee £6 lunch £20 “quick shop” That’s £30+ gone without even thinking. Do that 3x a week = £350+ a month 😳 What’s one thing you’ve cut back on that made a difference?

@TyroneC__ You might want to consider private healthcare. If you are young, healthy it might be cheaper

Being self-employed in germany is the endboss. If you can make it here you can make it anywhere. I pay: - 35-40% tax - 1.300€ in health insurance / month Every. Single. Month. Paying for health insurance is like renting a second flat that i never use. This is a ton of pressure for smaller entrepreneurs on top of all the bureaucracy you have to tackle. And no the healthcare system is not as good as you think.

@DrSuneelDhand AI will certainly aid in diagnostics. However who will agree to surgery if the diagnosis is only made by AI on a MRI scan? I am an orthopaedic surgeon with 30 years worth of experience. I would not operate on someone's spine based soley on an AI generated MRT report.

I hear a lot of talk about how radiologists will become obsolete because of AI, but I haven’t heard many people talk about dermatologists— who are actually equally in trouble. Big changes ahead, a lot of doctors think they are “special and protected from change”. No, you aren’t.

@samuel_leeds It is worth what a buyer wants to pay for it. No disrespect but the location and the neighbourhood does not make it an attractive property. I doubt that you would find anybody to buy it. But I might be totally wrong. Did you sell it?

I bought this in 2011 for £68,000. It’s located in Walsall Birmingham. Can you guess how much it’s worth today?

@robprogressive 30k debt? How come? For what? At what interest rate?

The average Brit is broke £30k debt. £200k mortgage. £1k savings. Council tax up. NI up. Income taxed. Costs rising. Assets zero. This is how people get poorer without noticing Do you understand?

@pawel_888 I would like to know what kind if job he has and how that job will look like in five years.