@TotallyLost Thank you for your answer.
In TR it also shows me a 0.10 TER.
How can it improve XEON?
I saw that it just seems to have more profitability, but I don't know if they are different, it has more risk....
I need something with practically zero risk.
In TR it also shows me a 0.10 TER.
How can it improve XEON?
I saw that it just seems to have more profitability, but I don't know if they are different, it has more risk....
I need something with practically zero risk.
••
@Kspykee In the past, CSH2 has often generated a slightly higher return than XEON (we’re talking about a difference of about 0.05% to 0.1% per year). This is because Amundi’s “smart” management team tries to generate a tiny bit of extra return through the underlying portfolio.
You can’t do better than this if you’re looking for a product that behaves like cash plus interest.
I also don't understand why you want to diversify your cash.
After all, there's deposit insurance up to €100,000.
You can’t do better than this if you’re looking for a product that behaves like cash plus interest.
I also don't understand why you want to diversify your cash.
After all, there's deposit insurance up to €100,000.
••
@TotallyLost it would just be peace of mind. One XEON for a deferred payment in one year destined to pay taxes (in one year sell everything) and another as CSH2 as a piggy bank not to sell.
I could leave it all in XEON, which I already have active, as an alternative.
I could leave it all in XEON, which I already have active, as an alternative.
•
11
•