Re:Why Germans Work Fewer Hours but Produce More: A Study in...
by kleiba on Saturday November 15, 2014 @02:47PM
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If I don't print my bank statements for a while, the bank will print them for me and send them by mail (charging me for it, too). Apparently there is a legal requirement for them to do so, probably insurance-related (you must be able to note any unkosher activities within a certain time), so I'm surprised that it's different in Berlin. Could my bank be bs'ing me? Nahh... they're a bank... they wouldn't lie...
Re:Why Germans Work Fewer Hours but Produce More: A Study in...
by chhantyal on Saturday November 15, 2014 @03:38PM
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I don't know about legal requirement, but in my case - there is option to receive e-statement in netbanking. I have activated it and I get e-statement every month which I can view after logging in. They don't charge anything for this service.
And I do so many things on internet - getting internet connection, subscribing to electricity providers etc, and direct debit or online banking works here as well.
I have lived in Netherlands too, and I think NL is more efficient and has automated lot of things though.