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r/TooBigToFailPodcast•

Asset allocation & fondi pensione

Premesso che, in Italia, i fondi pensione offrono poca flessibilità: è difficile decidere come e dove investire i soldi, ci sono pochi comparti e generalmente poco rischiosi, il capitale accumulato è difficilmente accessibile.

Vorrei quindi lanciare una discussione su un tema: voi includete il fondo pensione nella vostra asset allocation complessiva? Lo considerate a parte? Lo ignorate del tutto?

Adattate l'asset allocation in base a cosa avete nel fondo pensione? Preferite considerare il net present value della futura annuity del fondo pensione come un bond o altri approcci fantascientifici simili? Ve ne fregate perché tanto c'avete il diesel?

All'atto pratico cambia poco o nulla, però c

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r/buildapcforme•

6 y.o. PC upgrade review

What will you be doing with this PC? Be as specific as possible, and include specific games or programs you will be using.

  • 1080p 144hz for now, surely will upgrade to 1440p 144hz in the future

What is your maximum budget before rebates/shipping/taxes?

  • Do not have a specific budget, but below 1500 euros for sure

When do you plan on building/buying the PC? Note: beyond a week or two from today means any build you receive will be out of date when you want to buy.

  • Soon

What, exactly, do you need included in the budget? (Tower/OS/monitor/keyboard/mouse/etc)

  • CPU, cooler, mobo, see part list

**Which country (and state/province) will yo

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r/gaggiaclassic•

Back to back milk drinks

Hi guys, new Gaggia Classic Pro owner here. First machine for me, so still a total noob.

How do you guys usually make back to back milk drinks? I usually make 2 cappuccinos/lattes in the morning

What I've been doing so far is to make the 2 espresso first and then try to froth the milk twice. The issue is that the second time, the steam power is pretty low and not always enough to get a decent texture out of the milk.

Should I let it "rest" more? I'm always extra careful of properly refilling the boiler

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r/Coffee•

Gaggia Classic not available in Italy. Alternatives?

I just asked Gaggia where could I get one of the new Classic machines and they replied that they're phasing it out in Italy. I'm based in Milan - no less - and open to suggestions for alternative entry level espresso machines. Any help?

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