First steps in investment

You should actually invest AND save. Putting money aside to have a safety cushion to cover the unexpected is essential. For the short term, saving is generally a better solution. For your longer-term plans, the return on investment is more attractive than on traditional savings.

Financial investment and real estate investment are both long-term strategies. But how do you choose between the two? We’ll explain the differences.

Equities, bonds, funds, financial markets, investor profile, return, risk… It’s hard to take the plunge when you’re overwhelmed by all these terms… It’s often the first thing that stops us: “I don’t know anything about it”. Here are some explanations of simple words that seem complicated.

Luxembourg households invest less than other Europeans because they have false beliefs about savings and investment. Discover in this short video the most common beliefs.

Waiting for “the right moment” can waste a lot of time, and when it comes to investing, time is money. The sooner you start, the better!

By definition, a notion of risk is inherent to investing, which is more or less significant depending on your profile, your situation and your objectives. How are risks assessed and controlled?

You don’t need a fortune to invest. Small, regular amounts are enough. If you’re unsure, start out by investing just a little and see how you feel.

Investing is a long-term process. In these complicated times, here are a few tips to help you manage your savings or investment portfolio over the long term.