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What's the difference between active and index-linked investment strategies?

Active investment strategies are designed to «beat the market»; An index-linked investment strategy is an investment strategy that limits itself to replicating the performance of a market one-to-one as far as possible.

Active investment strategies

Active investment strategies are designed to achieve better investment success (performance) than the market average. This is done through the targeted selection of particularly promising securities and buying or selling at the best time.

Index-linked investment strategy

This investment strategy limits itself to replicating the performance of a market one-to-one as far as possible. It does not seek to outperform the market average, but aims not to underperform it either.

Right investment strategy

Right investment strategy

You've already decided to invest your pillar 3a in securities and you know the reasons for saving with securities. We explain what you should consider when choosing an investment strategy.

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