Set your savings or pension on autopilot with index funds from Vanguard
We can help you invest today in great-value passive funds from Vanguard and many others.
Moneycube provides a unique blend of fund choices, digital convenience, and qualified financial advice to help investors in Ireland put their money to work.
In this section:
An index fund, or a passively managed funds, is a type of fund designed to track the performance of a particular market as closely as possible.
Using a core range of Vanguard funds, it’s possible to achieve a huge amount of diversification for your investments.
Fact is, if you pay less in fees, you keep more of your investment pot. That’s one reason index funds are so attractive.
Find out more by visiting our investment and pensions blog.
Own the market using index funds
You can set up a general investment account, a pension, or invest your ARF. You can invest a lump sum or a monthly amount, or both. You can add to, or withdraw your money at any time. And support from a Qualified Financial Advisor is on hand throughout to help you put your money to work.
- Globally diversified index funds
- Withdraw your funds at any time
- Transparent, great-value pricing
Retirement calculator
How much money will I have at retirement?
You'll take a tax-free lump sum of
€ 373,657
This will leave you with a pension pot at retirement of
€ 136,857
In year 1, you'll withdraw
120.0% of your funds
You can expect your money to last for around
0.8 years
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