Wise: Invest in some of the world's biggest companies from EUR 1
Investing does not always require a large starting capital. Recently, Wise's “Equities” program was introduced, offering investors the opportunity to participate in a fund that invests in some of the world's leading companies, such as Apple, Tesla and Microsoft. The entry amount starts at 1 EUR.
These investment products are generally intended for long-term investments. However, it is possible to access up to 97% of the invested capital without committing it for a fixed period.
Over the past 10 years, the fund has shown an average annual growth of 11,34%, excluding Wise's fees. Investing involves risks and past performance is no guarantee of future performance. The fund in question is the iShares World Equity Index Fund (LU) (LU0852473015).
To get started with this investment program, open your balance, choose 'Cash' and then 'Stocks'. There is no minimum investment, so it is possible to start with a small amount. It is important to stay informed about your investments. That is why information is regularly provided about the fund's performance.
More information: https://wise.com/nl/interest/
About Wise
Wise, formerly known as TransferWise, is a financial technology company founded in 2010 by Kristo Käärmann and Taavet Hinrikus. The company is known for its service that allows users to transfer money abroad at lower fees than traditional banks typically charge. Wise works by using two local transactions instead of one international one, reducing costs.
In addition to international transfers, Wise has expanded its service portfolio and now offers a multi-currency account, a debit card and other financial services for both individuals and businesses. The company is known for its transparency in costs and real-time exchange rates.
Is there a website where you can find the information and possibly register to get started?
More info at wise.com
The past 10 years have been a celebration of low interest rates. The world has changed now, the advice of putting money in an ETF and it will increase over time may be a bit outdated.
https://wise.com/nl/interest/
Invest in your own environment.
Help people with their plans, not only with money but also with advice and time.
Returns more than investing...unless you think the world revolves around money.
Oh Chris, we have heard such moral talk many times.
I always welcome a little extra money. Money doesn't buy happiness, but it usually makes things easier.
And I think you know that many have become rich through investing. So simply stating that investing would yield little is completely incorrect.