What are one-time payments?
One should not only think of inheritance and gifts when it comes to one-time payments. Other sums such as work-related premiums and bonuses, insurance policy pay-outs and savings books should also be taken into account. It is often hard to get good returns on these kinds of savings. That’s why a one-time payment into an investment fund represents a lucrative alternative. For example, with an estimated return of 6% a sum of 2,000 euros adds up to 5,708 euros after 18 years, and 11,546 euros after 30 years. Aside from this aspect, one-time payments and regular savings with Raiffeisen funds are easily combined. Moreover, saving with Raiffeisen funds also offers a good level of security, as the funds often spread the invested assets over more than 100 various securities. And to top it all off, your hard-earned money is certainly in good hands with Raiffeisen Capital Management, Austria’s most successful, award-winning asset manager.