Savings advisory at DNB
Everyone’s financial position is different, and your unique situation is crucial in determining how you should save in order to reach your goals.
To find out which type of savings and product is right for you, a savings consultation will therefore be based on your specific situation as we find out what we can recommend for you!
At DNB, you can receive savings advice both digitally in the Spare app and through our authorised financial advisers via telephone or video meetings.
In the advisory process, we go through five topics to find the solution that is right for you.
We give you advice about new investments and carry out a review of your existing investments.
Risk capacity
Your daily finances, how much you own and how much debt you have, will help you determine how much fluctuation you can tolerate in your savings. We call this your risk capacity, which gives an indication of how large a proportion of shares you can have in your savings.
Risk tolerance
The higher the number of shares you have, the larger the fluctuations you have to expect. Fluctuations are completely normal, but not everyone is equally comfortable with this. It is therefore important that you consider how large a fluctuation in value you are comfortable with, so that your savings don’t keep you awake at night.
Savings period
This is perhaps the most important component for finding your recommended savings product. The longer the savings period, the higher the risk you can take.
Remember that you do not lose or earn anything before you actually withdraw your money. That’s why being able to stay the course is crucial. If you need the money earlier than expected, the risk of loss will increase.
Knowledge and experience
For the proposed savings plan to succeed, it is important that you understand that the overall value will fluctuate along the way.
If you don’t have any experience of saving in mutual funds, fluctuations may feel uncomfortable, even though this is quite normal for long-term savings. If this is the case, we may advise you to save in a product with a slightly lower risk than if you have high expertise and experience.
Sustainability
In order for customers to get the right advice, we will also ask what your views on sustainability are. When you talk to us, we’ll tell you how the products consider the impact on sustainability issues, including their climate and environmental impact.
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