- Investing in funds gives you a possibility to earn a higher return as compared to keeping money in your cash account or in term deposits*
- Swedbank funds are managed by professional investment managers
- Transactions with Swedbank funds and safekeeping are free of charge
- Investing into funds gives a possibility to minimize the issuer risk, as investments are done in many different companies
- Contribute to a greener future by investing in sustainable funds
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Regular investment – if you want to try investing in financial instruments, you can start by investing small amounts and investing them regularly. You can even begin with 1 EUR.
Lump-sum investment – if you already have spare money accumulated that you want to invest in financial instruments then you can invest in lump-sum whenever and in the amount you desire.
* Please be aware that investing entails risk. The value of fund investments may increase or decrease over time. The historic yield does not guarantee similar performance in the future.
When your savings grow, with interest or return, you start making money on both: your original saved amount and the actual interest/return. This is called compound effect and it’s very likely to help your savings to grow exponentially in long term.
Enter the amount of regular contributions for the payment frequency selected.
You can select monthly, weekly or quarterly for your regular contributions to the regular investments.
Enter the amount of your lump-sum investment.
Selected earning rate is used for calculations of the estimated results. Earning rates for this contract are not guaranteed and future cannot be predicted. In order to see the impact of different earning rates to your savings you can enter different rates and calculate the results with more positive and negative scenarios.
Enter the period in years – for how long you plan to save or invest.
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What is compound effect?
If you save 10 000 EUR and return is 10%, the capital will increase with 1000 EUR. If return is 10% even net year, the capital will increase with 1100 EUR since now you had 10 000 EUR of your own savings and 1000 EUR from the return of the first year. In the long run, the compounded-effect can make a big difference.
Important notice about calculator
Purpose of the calculator is to illustrate the return from the investment in a particular time period. Calculator value limits do not refer to maximum or minimum returns in chosen period. Return displayed in the calculator is not guaranteed nor based on real market returns. Fees have not been taken into account. Investing entails risks. Value of any investment may increase or decrease in time. Historic returns do not guarantee similar results in the future.
