Investing money is good, ensuring its profitability is better.
Rather than subjecting yourself to a daily, and tedious, follow-up of your investments to redirect your choices, or worse, to let your funds fluctuate on your insurance contracts according to stock market prices, a third way exists: to delegate.
If your management profile, established when signing the contract, has already made it possible to put several parameters in place, it is indeed possible to complete the management of your contract thanks to different management options, or “programmed arbitrations”.
Their role?
Monitor the evolution of the chosen vehicles for you and allow savings to be automatically distributed between them according to the evolution of the financial markets, your strategy and your investment horizon.
Options also make it possible to secure the gains acquired (capital gains), to boost or rebalance your savings, or even to prepare the exit from the contract according to a specific event.
Of course, like any financial service, they can have a cost, which varies according to the contracts.
Here is how the main options that can be set up in your life insurance work.
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