Buying or selling ETFs through ABN AMRO couldn’t be any easier. All you need is a Self-Directed Investing account. You can then submit your order in the ABN AMRO app or on Internet Banking.
Investing involves risk. You could lose all or part of your investment.
Don’t have an investment account yet? To be able to start buying ETFs today, you will need a Self-Directed Investing Basic or a Self-Directed Investing Plus account. We don’t charge transaction fees for ETFs from the basic range. You will, however, be charged service and product fees.
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What ETF do you want to buy? Use our Fund Selector tool to explore and compare our ETFs. Filter ETFs by your preferences and learn more about things such as how the ETF diversifies investments and how its price has developed over time. It will give you a list of ETFs that match your personal goals and risk profile.
Submitting an order is easy to do in the ABN AMRO app or on Internet Banking. ETFs are tradable during stock market trading hours. As soon as an order has been processed, you can track its performance 24/7 in real time. You can also sell your ETFs again in the ABN AMRO app or on Internet Banking.
Having trouble submitting an order in the ABN AMRO app or on Internet Banking? We’ve put together a convenient list of all the steps for submitting an order.
When buying one single ETF, you are instantly diversifying your investments more than when buying one or several separate shares. You can choose geographical regions, sectors and themes to invest in.
ABN AMRO doesn’t charge a transaction fee when you buy or sell ETFs from the basic range. But do be aware of service fees and product fees.
Make your own investment decisions using our tools and expert opinions, or learn more about investing on the Learning to Invest platform.
Investing involves risks. You could lose (some of) the money you invested. If you are going to invest, it is important that you are aware of this. Invest with money you can spare. Read more about the risks associated with investments.