Investing can take time. You decide how much. Do you enjoy keeping a close eye on your investments and responding to the changing market? Or would you rather leave investing to ING’s experts so you can focus on other things?
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The costs
| Transaction costs | Servicefee (per year) | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Shares | €1 + 0,1% | Basisfee | €20 |
| Investment- funds | Free | Servicefee | 0,06% - 0,24% |
| Trackers | Free |
Here is why customers choose Self Invest:
When you want to invest (Dutch only) without putting a lot of time or effort into it, one of our ready-made solutions may be a good option for you.
Via de eigen ING-app houd je je rendement makkelijk in de gaten. The simplest option is Easy Invest. Choose one of the four ING Global Index Portfolio funds, each with its own risk level. After that, you only need to decide how much you want to deposit and how often. Through the ING app you can easily keep track of your return.
The costs
You pay a service fee of 0.40% on the value of your investments. In addition, you pay fund costs, which are already included in the price
Here is why customers choose Easy Invest (Eenvoudig Beleggen):
If you plan to invest €50,000 or more and you want personal guidance, Portfolio Management (Vermogensbeheer) may be a good choice for you. Together with an asset advisor you decide on the strategy. After that, ING’s experts manage your portfolio. You and the adviser review your investments regularly to see whether they still match your wishes and goals. Want to adjust things or discuss something in the meantime? No problem!
Here is why customers choose Portfolio Management
Investing comes with risks and costs. You can lose your deposit or part of it.
Want to get started sensibly? Here are a few tips to help reduce the risks of investing.
*This translation is intended for the customer’s convenience only. In the event of any inconsistency between the English translation and the original Dutch version, the original Dutch version shall prevail.
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To reduce your risk, it is smart to spread your deposit as much as possible across different investments. Investing in an (index) fund, for example, gives you more diversification than investing in a single company. It is also good to spread your investments over time. This means, for example, depositing a smaller amount every month instead of investing all your money at once.
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