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3 simple steps to investing periodically in a fund from your Self-Directed Investing account
Periodic investing means that you automatically invest a fixed amount in an investment fund or a selection of ETFs. You can do this weekly, monthly or every six months. If you prefer to do your own trading on the stock market, this type of investing could be just what you’re looking for. You keep trading in the regular way, but make periodic investments too, building up part of your capital automatically. You can stop or make changes whenever you want to. Please note: you could lose all or part of your initial investment.
Setting up a periodic order in a fund or ETF alongside your other investments spreads your portfolio more evenly.
You build up your capital automatically with a periodic investment, while continuing to trade in shares and other investment vehicles on the stock market yourself.
You’re always in control, even though the investment is automatic. It’s entirely up to you if you want to change the amount you invest or choose a different fund or ETF.
Periodic investing means that you automatically spread the times at which you buy. This gives you better protection from the highs and lows on the stock market and you don’t have the worry of deciding when to buy. But please note: like all forms of investing, periodic investing involves risk. You could lose all or part of your investment.
You can cancel or change your periodic order whenever you want. It’s quick and easy in your ABN AMRO app or via Internet Banking. You’re always free to change the amount or frequency, to switch funds or ETFs or to cancel your order. Good to know: we won’t deduct your investment if there are insufficient funds in the linked account.
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.