Stock savings plans
The same monthly rhythm, but into individual companies.
Most savings plans buy funds. A stock savings plan buys shares in one company, month after month — in fractions when a whole share costs more than your monthly amount. It suits people who want to build a position in a business they know, step by step.
Fractions included
Your full amount is invested each time, even if that means part of a share.
Your rhythm
Monthly or quarterly, on the day you choose.
Wide choice
Stocks available for savings plans: number.
How it works
Pick the company
Choose from the stocks available for savings plans.
Set the amount
Decide how much and how often.
Review now and then
Check once in a while whether the company still fits your plan.
One company is far less diversified than a fund. If that business runs into trouble, your whole plan feels it.