For English-speaking expats in Germany
German money,
in plain English.
A free, interactive course on German personal finance — eight modules, one per slice of your gross salary. Up to €7,000 / yr quietly unclaimed across them.
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Most expats piece German finance together
from ten different sources. We put it in one place.
Blog posts that contradict each other. YouTube videos that skip the expat edge cases. Reddit threads from 2019. WealthScan replaces all of that with a single structured curriculum — eight modules, cited §§, illustrative numbers, and the expat nuances nobody else covers — in plain English, in under an hour each.
How it works
Curiosity first. Receipts second.
No pressure, ever.
See where it goes
Watch a typical gross salary split into eight slices — almost half gone before it reaches your account.
+ 4 more slices →
Learn the levers
Guess the number first, then see how close you got — plus the § that proves it and the expat edge case nobody mentions.
How much of your salary is quietly unclaimed each year? Guess before we tell you.
Run the numbers
Inline calculators appear as each concept lands — live maths in the browser, no form, no wait.
Gross salary
Contribution
10-yr projection
€ 34,200
incl. employer match + tax saving
7% annual return assumed. General education only.
Eight modules
One lesson per slice of your salary.
Money-Saving Tips
5 legal ways to more net income without asking your boss for a raise
up to €1,680 / yr
Tax, and getting money back
Employees who file a tax return get €1,240 back on average
€1,240 / yr avg
Health Insurance
Public vs private — which side of the threshold are you on?
€150–500 / yr
Investments
Keep more of what your money earns, and dodge the tax traps
up to 15% / yr
Real Estate & Leaving Germany
Buy vs rent, exit tax, and the expat end-game
rates from 1.5%