MyInvestor, Trade Republic or Revolut: Which one to choose to invest in funds?
Neo-banks compete to attract small investors with increasingly broad fund catalogues, reduced fees, and entry minimums starting from one euro.
Neobanks MyInvestor, Trade Republic, and Revolut are competing to attract small investors in Spain with increasingly wide ranges of funds, reduced fees, and low entry requirements. MyInvestor offers around 1,900 funds from national and international asset managers, including BlackRock, Vanguard, and Fidelity, with the option to invest from €1 in many cases.
Trade Republic provides around 2,000 funds, including ETFs and actively managed funds, with a strong focus on small, recurring investments. Revolut's fund offering is more limited, but it provides access to a range of ETFs, traded products linked to commodities and cryptocurrencies, and automated fund portfolios from €10. All three neobanks offer low entry requirements and competitive fees.
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