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Ever heard of an S&P 500 ETF? In this article we explain what it is and how you can invest in it.

With an FTSE All-World ETF, you invest in virtually the entire world economy.

Ever heard of a NASDAQ-100 ETF? In this article, we explain what it is and how you can invest in it.

You can customise your investments in the Peaks app with the 'Build Your Own Portfolio' feature. In this blog, we explain exactly how it works and which ETFs, ETPs and asset classes you can choose from.

A money market fund is an investment fund that invests in very short-term and low-risk financial instruments. These come from the money market, which is a part of the financial system where institutions such as banks, companies or governments lend and borrow money for short periods.

Passive investing is a long-term investment approach that focuses on building wealth gradually. Instead of trying to pick winning stocks or time the market, passive investors typically buy broadly diversified, low-cost funds—such as index funds or ETFs—that track the performance of a market index.

DAX ETFs are especially interesting if you believe in the strength of the German economy and want to invest your money for the long term in a broadly diversified way.

Green energy is no longer just a trend – it’s a global megatrend. More and more people want to live more sustainably and invest more sustainably. That’s why many eventually find themselves looking into renewable energy ETFs.

 As we enter a period of economic uncertainty, we see more and more people turning to gold investing. This time round, however, investing in gold isn’t just reserved for the wealthy. Nowadays, just like with many types of investing, investing in gold is accessible to average people like you and I. 

Exchange-traded products (ETPs) are financial instruments listed on stock exchanges that offer easy access to a wide variety of asset classes — including stock indices, commodities, and even cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

MSCI World ETFs track the MSCI World Index, which is essentially a list of around 1,500 stocks from 23 developed countries such as the USA, Germany, Japan, and Australia. It focuses on large‑ and mid‑cap, established companies like Apple, Nestlé, Microsoft, or Toyota. This index covers around 85% of the free float-adjusted market capitalisation in each country.