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This guide provides investment information to help you get started and make investing part of your financial planning.
Investing means putting money aside with the expectation of generating an potential profit or income in the future.
You can invest your money in cash, property, bonds and shares to name a few.
Investing is for the medium to long term and it's important to note that your capital is at risk and the value of your investment can go up and down along the way.
Our guide is designed to help beginners understand the basics of investing to help them get started on their investment journey.
Right now nothing is certain but uncertainty‘s no reason to put your future plans on hold.
By trying to time the market you can miss possible opportunities. We believe that good investment is about “time in the market”, rather than “timing the market”.
The value of investments can go down as well as up. This means you could get back less than the amount you invest.
It's important to consider the potential reward against the risk to decide if it's worth putting your money on the line.
With NatWest Invest funds you can take your money out at any time with no withdrawal charge. However, it is recommended to keep your money invested for 5+ years.
Our instant access accounts allow you to take your money out at any time with no charge, whereas our fixed term accounts may be subject to an early closure charge.
This guide provides investment information to help you get started and make investing part of your financial planning.
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NatWest Invest accounts are available to NatWest customers with online banking, aged 18 - 84 and a UK resident for tax purposes.
If you're an existing customer, log in to track the progress of your investment as and when you want with your online investment account.
As investment returns aren’t certain, this shouldn’t be used to guide what you could get back in the future. Log in to NatWest Invest to view our investment forecast tool.