If you want to invest your money wisely and effortlessly, the wealth management platform Quirion is the perfect choice for you. You can simply leave the investment decisions to Quirion’s algorithm, and right now, you can even get a bonus of €100 when you set up a savings plan. Let’s dive into the details.
Quirion: €100 Bonus for Setting Up an ETF Savings Plan
If you want to explore the world of Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), Quirion, the robo-advisor, is offering an enticing deal. By opening a free account and setting up a savings plan with a monthly savings rate of at least €25, you will receive a €100 credit view offer on Quirion’s website. Use the promo code “robo23” when signing up. This promotion is valid for registrations until August 31, 2023.
A robo-advisor objectively and automatically invests your money using algorithms based on a predetermined risk profile, deciding on the allocation between equity and bond ETFs. This takes away most of the hassle of managing your investments and helps avoid emotionally driven mistakes. Compared to traditional wealth managers, robo-advisors charge significantly lower fees. ETFs utilize the principle of diversification: by simultaneously investing in a wide range of companies, countries, and industries, the risk of failure is significantly reduced.
As a new customer, you can invest up to €10,000 completely fee-free for one year. After that, an annual fee of 0.48 percent is charged.
How to Claim the €100 Bonus
- Create an ETF savings plan with a minimum monthly savings rate of €25.
- The plan must remain set up for 12 months (€300 investment amount).
- The plan must be set up by September 24, 2023.
- The bonus will be paid into the offset account by the end of November 2024, at the latest.
Is My Money Safe with Quirion?
Quirion has been around for almost 10 years and is part of the certified Quirin Bank, which means your deposits are legally protected up to €100,000. Quirion is the winner of the robo-advisor comparison by Capital magazine (August 2022) and also the winner in the robo-advisor comparison by Finanztest (July 2021) conducted by Stiftung Warentest.
