Easy to get started
1. Find mutual funds
Choose between our pre-selected fund portfolios or individual funds, depending on your preferences. Need help choosing? Contact us for advice.
2. Open an account
Start by opening an account that matches your savings. An Investment Savings Account (ISK) is a popular choice among fund investors. With an ISK, you don’t need to declare profits; instead, you pay an annual flat-rate tax. You can manage everything easily in our app and online bank.
3. Start a monthly saving
The easiest way to start saving in mutual funds is through monthly saving. You choose an amount that is invested automatically each month. You can also choose to make one‑time deposits.
How does saving in mutual funds work?
A mutual fund is a collection of different securities. When you invest in a mutual fund, you buy units and thereby become an indirect owner of the securities the mutual fund holds. Your money is spread across several different securities, which helps reduce risk compared to buying, for example, individual shares. There are three main types of mutual funds: equity funds, fixed income funds, and mixed funds.