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Why VWCE and chill isn't for everyone

The VWCE fund is very popular for passive investors. In this video, we'll look at why "VWCE and chill" isn't actually for everyone. We'll look at the importance of defining the right investor profile, even for the typical passive investor, before deciding to purchase one fund or another. 📒 Table of contents 0:00 Intro 1:17 Finding the ETF portfolio that lets you sleep at night 2:24 Ben Felix on the role of bonds in portfolios 3:50 Taxes as a Belgian investor 4:27 Setting your portfolio 5:08 Set your investment horizon 5:50 How to define your risk tolerance as an individual investor 06:48 How to define the risk you're capable of taking 07:55 Defining your values as an investor 08:42 Conclusion 📚 Resources mentioned in video Why "VWCE and chill" isn't for everyone: https://curvo.eu/article/why-vwce-and... 🤔 About Curvo Curvo is an investment app specifically designed for the next generation of European investors. Rooted in index investing, we offer a user friendly and secure way to superpower your savings and improve your financial well-being over the long-term. Starting from as little as €50, you have access to globally diversified portfolios that are tailored to your life goals. You’re in complete control, as you can track your investments live, put your savings on autopilot and also withdraw whenever you like… all this, through the simplicity of an app. 📱Start investing with Curvo: https://curvo.eu ⁉️ Disclaimer This video was recorded in October 2021. This is not financial advice. We're just sharing educational material linked to index investing. Remember to always do your own due diligence! ✨ Social Follow us on: Instagram:   / curvo.eu   TikTok:   / curvo.eu   Twitter:   / curvoeu   Feel free to email us anytime hello@curvo.eu 👋 Curvo is a trade name of NNEK (Noordnederlandse Effektenkantoor). NNEK is authorised and regulated by the Dutch regulator for the financial markets (AFM) (registration number: 14001587).