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How to invest regularly with Selma
How to invest regularly with Selma

To reach your financial goals, Selma recommends regular investing. This ensures steady wealth building and helps manage market fluctuations.

Laurène Soubrier avatar
Written by Laurène Soubrier
Updated over 3 months ago

How to deposit money

To make a deposit into your Selma account, simply transfer money from any bank account in your name. You can find your Selma investment account’s IBAN in the “Bank account” section of your Selma app.

For easy, regular investments, consider setting up a standing order from your external bank account to automate deposits.

What happens next?

Whenever a deposit arrives in your investment account, Selma automatically invests the money for you.

Are there extra fees when depositing regularly?

No, Selma does not charge any additional fees for regular deposits. Whether you deposit 1 × 20’000.- or 4 × 5’000.-,no additional fee applies. Regular investing is fully supported by Selma.

How much should I invest?

You can deposit as much and as frequently as you want.

Your Selma deposit plan can help you decide how much to invest over time and maximise your investment potential.

More information about the deposit plan is available here.

You can also get personalised advice by consulting Selma AI in the mobile app.

Can I interrupt my regular deposits?

Sure, with Selma you are fully flexible. You can pause or cancel your regular deposits any time simply by not transferring any more money. You can also restart depositing regularly at any time.

In the meantime, Selma will continue to manage your investments for you.

When I deposit regularly, can I still make larger deposits as well?

Of course! You can deposit and invest as often and as much money as you like. Please check here what is helpful to keep in mind when investing a larger sum.

Can I invest regularly into my pillar 3a?

Yes, regular deposits into pillar 3a are fully supported by Selma. When depositing regularly into your pillar 3a, please consider your yearly maximum contribution.

Still unsure if consistent investing is right for you? Read our article on the benefits of regular investing. Also, if you haven’t yet explored the power of compound interest, it’s worth taking a closer look—it can have a significant impact on your returns.

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