If you’re traveling by train and your train is delayed, it’s annoying. But what many people don’t know is that Deutsche Bahn will compensate you for this after a certain period of time. According to the passenger rights in force in this country, if you are delayed by 60 minutes you will receive 25 percent of the ticket price paid back, and if the delay is 120 minutes it is even 50 percent.
For years you had to apply for compensation by post or via a Deutsche Bahn service center. This was complicated and time-consuming. The railway has now integrated the function into the “DB Navigator” app. But it is not obvious there at first glance.
Below we will show you step by step how to apply for compensation via DB Navigator.
DB Navigator – Claiming passenger rights: This is how it works
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Open your ticket in the DB Navigator and scroll down until you see a red button that says “Trip feedback.” Then tap on the three dots next to it.
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Select the “Edit order” option from the menu that opens.
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Now scroll again until you see “Passenger Rights” and then tap “Apply for compensation”.
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On the next screen, select the menu item “Submit an application now”. Then answer the questions the assistant asks you. At the end you can have a copy of your application sent to you by email.
In another tutorial we will show you how you can secure your rail account with two-factor authentication.
Trade Republic is celebrating its fifth anniversary with a credit card: The new Trade Republic card is free and offers cashback – or saveback, as the broker calls it. Payments via the app are currently still carried out via a waiting list.
Upon receipt of the Full banking license Last December it was clear that Trade Republic wanted to expand its offering beyond interest accounts and trading stocks, ETFs, bonds and cryptocurrencies. And now it’s starting: Trade Republic is now offering its customers a free credit card. And it stands out from the competition with one feature in particular: cashback for investing in stocks, ETFs and crypto. With every card payment you get 1 percent of the amount incurred back. But not in the form of a payout or points, but as an increase for a securities savings plan of your choice. Trade Republic calls this saveback. The saveback amounts can also be rounded up immediately after payment so that more money ends up in the savings plan.
Trade Republic: Visa payment card free
The Trade Republic credit card is specifically a debit card from Visa. It comes with no monthly or annual fees and comes as either a virtual or physical card. If you want to have something in your hand when paying, you can get a Mirror (50 euros) or Classic card (5 euros) for a one-off issuing fee. Applying for the virtual card is completely free. When withdrawing cash, there are costs of 1 euro for amounts under 100 euros; there are no fees for larger amounts. Top: For transactions in foreign currencies, Trade Republic does not want to charge a surcharge on the currency exchange rates. This makes the card also suitable for withdrawals while on vacation. The card is linked to the Trade Republic deposit clearing account to which it is linked currently 4 percent interest pa gives. Savings are also worthwhile here.
Trade Republic: Apply for a card with a waiting list
The Trade Republic credit card is not there yet. Customers can first register on a waiting list. The option appears in the Trade Republic app when you install the latest update. Some users pointed out that only uninstalling and reinstalling the app brings up the desired option. Trade Republic wants to gradually release the card to interested parties in the coming weeks.
Trade Republic: On course for growth
The announcement of the credit card comes on the fifth anniversary of the German neobroker. The company now has four million customers in 17 countries. According to the company’s own information, the assets under management amount to around 35 billion euros. According to Handelsblatt Trade Republic also wants to introduce even more account functions as part of the credit card. Accordingly, standing orders or transfers should be possible at some point.
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The Pokémon Company International is one of the most important entertainment companies in the world and its businesses go far beyond its popular video games. With one of the most important Collectible Card Games in the world, many audiovisual projects such as TV series and movies, as well as a huge amount of official merchandise inspired by its popular characters, we are facing one of the true giants of entertainment.
There were rumors that TPCi was planning open offices in Mexico City after images of the space that were apparently published by one of the employees circulated. We now have more publications suggesting that The company has begun its operations in Mexican lands.
Pokémon opens its offices in CDMX
During last weekend, Alan Mandujano, Head of Latin America for Pokémon GO within Niantic Labs, published on his social networks that the Pokémon Company invited him to the inauguration of the TPCi offices in CDMX, attaching some images of what this space looks like. A large sculpture of Pikachu and many other motifs alluding to the charismatic franchise could not be missing.
Source: Alan Mandujano in X / @AlanMB
Source: Alan Mandujano in X / @AlanMB
Source: Alan Mandujano in X / @AlanMB
Source: Alan Mandujano in X / @AlanMB
“This week I attended the inauguration of the TPCi offices in CDMX! A thousand thanks to the Pokémon team for the invitation. Truly a historic moment that speaks of the importance that LATAM has for the franchise. “It is the beginning of very good things for the region”
Works at The Pokémon Company International in Mexico
It is too early to know all the implications that the opening of the Japanese company’s offices in Mexico City will have for Latin America. For now, we already know one of the vacancies that the company has for people who reside in CDMX and the Metropolitan Area.
If you have 2 to 4 years of professional experience in the marking area and can communicate perfectly in Spanish and English, this vacancy could be for you. TPCi is looking for a professional for the position of a vacancy that was published a week ago on Linkedin and that already has more than 750 applications.
These are the functions of the position being sought:
Execute the Trade Marketing Plan in accordance with sales and marketing objectives, and manage merchandising agencies to maximize product sales in Mexico.
Work with Sales Managers to improve brand presence and campaign execution in the field of commerce through planning, execution and monitoring in stores of excellence, aligned with annual sales priorities.
Work directly with clients and Sales Managers to create account-specific activations and execution schedules.
Regularly visit points of sale to ensure branding is visible and guidelines are respected.
Create point-of-sale reports, including pricing, inventory availability, and competitor activities and pricing.
Contribute to the formation of the department’s annual budget and the Annual Plan. Contribute to the development of sales support materials (presentations, sales sheets, giveaways, etc.).
What is requested of applicants is the following:
A truly customer-centric mindset.
Speaking and writing skills in Spanish and English at a near native level are required.
Proven listening skills necessary to elicit and internalize customer feedback, needs, and motivations.
Advanced communication skills; clearly and concisely communicate complex topics and technologies.
be able to synthesize complex ideas into concise and meaningful information for clients.
Have outstanding skills in prioritization and project management, paying attention to details and constant follow-up.
A bachelor’s degree in a related field is preferred.
Two (2) to four (4) years of related professional experience.
We will be waiting for any information related to itof the opening of these offices.
