Fund savings gift in brief

All you need to do is make a new monthly savings agreement and start saving. Once you’ve made one payment into the fund of your choice, you will receive a gift of 20 euros from us.

The money will be paid automatically within four months of your first investment.

We will invest the money directly in the fund for which you made the new monthly savings agreement. If you start saving in more than one fund at the same time, the gift will be paid towards the first monthly savings agreement you made. 

You will receive a message from us in Nordea Mobile and Netbank once we have made the payment.

Who is eligible for the fund savings gift?

  • You are a Nordea customer aged 18 or over, make a new monthly savings agreement and make at least one payment into a fund based on the agreement.
  • You have not received another fund savings gift from us during the same calendar year.

Try Portfolio Designer

The Portfolio Designer helps you build a fund portfolio that is diversified and tailored to the risk profile you have selected. You can get started with as little as 10 euros a month.

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Two more ways to receive a fund savings gift

We also offer a fund savings gift in the following situations.

Fund savings gift with a student loan

Receive 20 euros from us towards your fund investments between 25 May and 30 September 2026 when you:

  • are over 18
  • draw down a student loan with us for the first time
  • make a new agreement on monthly saving with us
  • make at least one monthly investment under the agreement.

Learn more about the fund savings gift with a student loan

Fund savings gift for 18 to 30-year-olds in August

We will gift you 20 euros if you:

  • are aged 18 to 30 during the campaign period
  • make an agreement on monthly saving with us
  • save money regularly for three months.

The campaign applies to monthly savings agreements concluded from 1 August until 31 August 2026.

Learn more about the fund savings gift for 18 to 30-year-olds in August

Frequently asked questions about fund savings gift