Where and how Spanish young people invest
Casi la mitad de los jóvenes españoles ya ha invertido alguna vez en su vida y, cada vez más, lo hacen desde el móvil, con pocos euros y sin pasar por la sucursal de su entidad bancaria. Son relativamente conservadores. Leer
Spanish young people are increasingly investing in financial markets, with 46.2% having invested at some point, according to a survey by XTB. The average investor is now around 30 years old, and they are using digital platforms to invest small amounts of money. Revolut reports that 20% of its investors are between 18 and 24 years old, with an average portfolio of €2,500. Young investors are favoring index funds and ETFs, with BlackRock reporting a 169% growth in Spanish investors in ETFs since 2022.
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