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Whether you're a seasoned investor or just beginning your investment journey, there's a suitable option for everyone. When you invest with us, you have the freedom to choose the investment services that suit you best. Let's build a personalised investment plan together.

Choose your own way to invest

Invest independently

Save in funds

Investing in mutual funds is an excellent way to start investing. You can make a one-time contribution or save an amount of your choosing every month.

Start investing in mutual funds

Invest in stocks

Access 21 investment markets. You can influence your investment costs - the more investment transactions you make, the cheaper your investment fees are.

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Invest together with us

We help you invest

Choose between guided investments with our advice or you can let us handle your investments for you.


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Questions about saving and investing

  • What is investing?

    Investing allows you to save for the future while earning returns on your savings. By investing in stocks or funds, for example, it is possible to achieve higher returns over the long term compared to traditional bank accounts. You can earn returns on your investments, for example, from the appreciation of company stocks or investment funds and from dividends distributed by them. Investing also involves risks in addition to return opportunities. These can include, for example, a decrease in the value of the investment and, in the case of corporations, bankruptcy of the company.

  • Why should you invest?

    Investing can be a powerful tool to achieve your significant life goals. Thus, investing should not generally be done just for the sake of investing, but rather to help you achieve your dreams and goals, as well as provide a sense of security and peace of mind. Investment goals can include:

    • A secure retirement
    • Achieving financial freedom
    • Supporting your child's future

    Take the first step towards your goals and start investing today.

  • How do I start investing?

    Numerous options are available for beginning your investment journey. You can invest directly in stocks and investment funds or take advantage of investment advisory and wealth management services. Before starting to invest, it is good to make your own financial plan and consider what your goals are for investing and how much risk you are willing to tolerate. It's also important to explore different investment options and consider how much money you are willing to invest. Consider at least these:

    • What is your goal in investing and how much money are you willing to invest?
    • How much risk are you willing to tolerate and how much fluctuation in the value of your investments can you stomach?

    However, you don’t have to start your investing journey alone – nor should you always. The most important thing is to start, and plans can always be adjusted along the way according to your life situation and financial conditions.

  • What is responsible investing?

    When we make investment decisions on your behalf, we always consider sustainability factors. We call this approach responsible investing. We consider factors related to the environment, social responsibility, and good governance (ESG). By doing so, we can better select investment instruments from which you get the best benefit responsibly.

    Read more: Responsible investing in Danske Bank (in Finnish)

Where should I invest?

Explore our comprehensive range of investment solutions designed to help you reach your financial goals.

Stocks

  • Stock investing is especially suitable for investors who want to spend time monitoring their investments and decide by themselves where to invest.
  • Stock investing has a higher risk than, for example, bond investing, but at the same time, their returns have historically been better over the long term.

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Funds

  • Investing in funds is a great way to start investing.
  • In funds, diversification is managed for you, so you don't have to worry about how to diversify the risk of your investments.
  • You can also easily automate investing by continuously saving each month into selected funds.

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ETFs

  • Investing in ETFs, or exchange-traded funds, is one form of fund investing.
  • The difference from traditional fund investing is that shares of ETFs are traded on the exchange like stocks.
  • The investments contained in ETFs generally follow a selected index that tracks the development of a specific stock market, geographical area, or sector.

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Long-term saving

  • Long-term saving is a tax-supported way to prepare for retirement.
  • You can deduct the contributions you make to this agreement from your taxes annually up to €5,000.
  • You can save in a variety of investment options, such as stocks, ETFs, and Danske Invest funds.

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Insurance-based investment products*

  • You can find solutions for you and your loved ones from our insurance-based investment products.
  • You can choose investment solutions such as funds, investment baskets, and investment bonds, as well as combinations of these.
  • Insurance-based investing combines the benefits of insurance and the return possibilities of investment solutions.

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Insurance is provided by Mandatum Life Insurance Company Ltd (Mandatum), which is responsible for the insurance. Danske Bank acts as an agent for Mandatum. Financial Supervisory Authority supervises insurance representation.

This material is general information and does not constitute a complete description of the investment objective or of the risks involved. Before deciding to invest, customers should familiarize oneself with the characteristics, risks and taxation of the investment.

Investments always involves financial risk. Customers may not obtain the return sought and they may lose some or all the capital invested. It is worth remembering that past performance is no guarantee of future results. Customers must base their investment decisions on their own assessment of the financial instrument and the risks involved, as customers are ultimately responsible for the financial implications of their investment decisions.

This material does not constitute an individual recommendation, and the information provided is not related to the investment objectives, financial situation or specific needs of any individual customer. While every effort is made to provide information that is as accurate and correct as possible, the Bank does not guarantee the completeness or accuracy of information obtained from external sources. The views expressed represent the Bank’s estimates at the time of the preparation of this material and are subject to change without notice. The Bank shall not be liable for any costs or losses arising from the use of the information contained in this material.

The material contains intellectual property owned by the Bank, to which the Bank reserves all rights.

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