Small amounts – big impact!
Small amounts – big impact! Saving with investment funds is practical: even with just a little bit of money, you can still invest in funds. For example, you can regularly pay in 30 euros or make a one-time payment of 2,000 euros and let your money work for you. Because month after month you acquire more units in the fund, and that pays off big over the long run. One thing that is important to remember: the more time you give your investment and the higher the average increase in value is, the better your final return will be. See for yourself: Try paying in 30, 50 or 70 euros a month or more, and know what you’ll get out of it:
| Payment / Month (Euro) | 30 | 50 | 70 | 100 |
| 5 Years Duration | 2.024 | 3.373 | 4.722 | 6.745 |
| 8 Years Duration | 3.640 | 6.067 | 8.494 | 12.134 |
| 10 Years Duration | 5.127 | 8.545 | 11.963 | 17.090 |
Conservative:
steady increase in value, low price volatility
(anticipated performance 4,625 %, holdig period 5 years)
steady increase in value, low price volatility
(anticipated performance 4,625 %, holdig period 5 years)
Balanced:
good development of returns, higher price volatility
(anticipated performance 5,750 %, holdig period 8 years)
good development of returns, higher price volatility
(anticipated performance 5,750 %, holdig period 8 years)
Growth:
good opportunities for strong returns, considerable volatility of prices
(anticipated performance 6,875 %, holdig period 10 years)
good opportunities for strong returns, considerable volatility of prices
(anticipated performance 6,875 %, holdig period 10 years)
These calculations are made on the basis of a performance assumption which is no reliable indicator for the actual performance of your investment.