Regular Fund Investment Plan​

Benefits

  • Different Choice of Investment Cycle
  • Low Minimum Investment Amount
  • Dollar Cost Averaging

Different Choice of Investment Cycle

Flexible investment frequency of once a week / every 2 weeks / once a month / every 2 months / every 3 months

Low Minimum Investment Amount

Minimum HK$1,000 or equivalent per investment cycle

Dollar Cost Averaging

Buy more units at market lows and fewer at market highs with the same investment amount, thus spread and reduce risk

For example: Mr Lee, Mr Chan and Ms Wong have joined the Investment Fund Savings Plan. Mr Lee is the youngest at sign-up, and will accumulate the most wealth by age 55.

  Age when starting the plan Accumulated wealth at age 55
Mr. Lee

25

HK$1,637,396

Mr. Chan

30

HK$1,176,242

Ms. Wong

35

HK$814,916



 
Remarks:
  1. Assume annual rate of return at 5%.
  2. Assume monthly investment amount at HK$2,000, paying at the beginning of each month.
  3. The above figures are for illustrative purpose only and are not indicative of actual returns to be achieved.

Features

Offering Account

Wealth Management Account only

Minimum Investment Amount

HK$1,000 or equivalent per investment cycle

Investment Frequency

Once a week, Every 2 weeks, Once a month, Every 2 months, Every 3 months

Date of Debit

Any calendar day except 29th, 30th & 31st of each month

Plan Set-up/Termination Channel

Via DBS Digibank HK app

Subscription Fee

1.5%

Few simple steps to set-up your Regular Fund Investment Plan via DBS digibank HK app:

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Important Notes

DBS Bank (Hong Kong) Limited is not your investment adviser or acting in any fiduciary capacity to you. The above information is not and shall not be considered as investment advice. It does not constitute any offer or solicitation of offer to subscribe, transact or redeem any investment product. Investment involves risk. Past performances are not indicative of future performances. You should not rely on the above information alone to make any investment decision. You should carefully read the investment fund offering documentation for detailed product information and risk factors prior to making any investment. If you have any doubt on this material or any offering documentation, you should seek independent professional advice.

Funds are investment products. The investment decision is yours but you should not invest in the product unless the intermediary who sells it to you has explained to you that the product is suitable for you having regard to your financial situation, investment experience and investment objectives.

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