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Funds that invest mainly in company shares. They offer potential for long-term growth, but their value can fluctuate substantially.
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Funds that invest mainly in company shares. They offer potential for long-term growth, but their value can fluctuate substantially.
A measure that tracks the performance of a selected group of shares according to predefined rules.
Rules and checks used by financial institutions to help prevent money laundering and the financing of criminal activity.
A measure that compares how the prices of a selected basket of goods, services or assets change over time.
Funds that invest primarily in government or corporate bonds. Their value is influenced mainly by interest rates and issuers’ ability to repay their obligations.
Voluntary supplementary pension saving to which an employer may also contribute.
A company that manages a saver’s personal pension account and invests their savings in the second pillar.
A fund in which a DSS invests savers’ contributions. Funds differ in strategy, risk and expected long-term return.
Savings built to fund future retirement through contributions, investment growth and time.
Old-age pension saving in which part of a person’s contributions is invested in a personal account managed by a DSS.
A fund that pools investors’ money and typically tracks an index, market or basket of assets. ETF units trade on an exchange like shares, and their value can rise or fall.
A fund intended for investors who meet specified expertise or financial criteria. It may use broader, more complex strategies with higher risk.
A fund designed to replicate the composition and performance of a selected index instead of actively choosing individual investments.
A rise in the general price level that reduces the purchasing power of money over time.
Collective investment vehicles that pool money from multiple investors and place it in different assets according to a defined strategy.
Putting money into assets in pursuit of a future return; the investment’s value can rise or fall.
The period for which you plan to keep money invested before you need to use it.
Funds in which investors receive units representing their share of pooled assets managed under the fund’s rules.
An old-age insurance pension paid before the normal retirement age. Its amount is reduced because payments start earlier, and entitlement depends on meeting statutory conditions.
An amount regularly paid into pension savings. The result depends on both contribution size and saving duration.
Bonds issued by private companies to finance their activities. Before investing, assess the issuer’s financial health, the issue terms, liquidity and the risk of non-payment.
The pay-as-you-go pension system administered by Sociálna poisťovňa and funded from current insurance contributions.
Investing received interest, dividends or other returns again so that they can generate further returns.
Old-age pension saving in which part of a person’s contributions is invested in a personal account managed by a DSS.
The public institution that administers social insurance in Slovakia, including pension insurance.
A person carrying out self-employed economic activity whose obligations can include paying social insurance contributions.
Debt securities issued by a government to finance its needs. Investors lend money to the state, while repayment depends on the issue terms and the state’s ability to meet its obligations.
Voluntary supplementary pension saving to which an employer may also contribute.
A mutual fund with a limited number of units where investors generally cannot continuously ask the fund to redeem them.
A fee charged when money is placed into an investment, which can reduce the amount actually invested.
A fee charged when an investment is withdrawn or redeemed, which can reduce the amount paid out.
A process in which future returns are earned on earlier returns as well as on the original amount.
Funds that combine several asset types, such as shares and bonds. Their risk and return potential depend on the chosen investment mix.
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