Bankinter boosts summer savings among young investors, offering incentives for investing in ETFs, ETCs and ETNs
Bankinter will reward customers under 35 with a 50-euro net cash bonus for setting up a regular investment plan in ETFs, ETCs or ETNs during the summer.
At the same time, Bankinter is maintaining its fee-free ETP purchase campaign, launched at the end of 2025 in collaboration with eight leading international asset managers, at least until 30 October.
Bankinter is launching a new summer marketing campaign specifically aimed at young people, designed to encourage the habit of regular saving and long-term investment in financial markets among investors under the age of 35.
Young customers who set up a monthly regular investment plan in ETFs, ETCs or ETNs (the products that make up the “ETP” family) for the first time, with a minimum amount of €50, and keep it active for at least six months will receive a net cash incentive of €50. This campaign is available until 2 September.
This “regular investment” feature allows customers to schedule regular, automatic contributions into one or more ETPs with complete flexibility, free of purchase fees, while also reducing the minimum quarterly custody fee.
With this initiative, Bankinter aims to make investing in financial markets more accessible to younger generations through innovative solutions, facilitating access to diversified, transparent, low-cost products such as ETFs (exchange-traded funds), ETCs (exchange-traded commodities) and ETNs (exchange-traded notes), while promoting an investment culture based on consistency and long-term financial planning.
At the same time, the Bank's fee-free ETP purchase campaign is staying active, at least until 30 October, an initiative launched at the end of 2025 in collaboration with eight leading international asset managers. Amundi, BlackRock, DWS, Fidelity, J.P. Morgan Asset Management, VanEck and WisdomTree, with Vanguard joining later on.
The Bankinter website lists all the ETPs included in the campaign, each accompanied by its identification data and detailed information about its characteristics, costs, currency and distribution frequency.
Bankinter reaffirms its commitment to promoting a more accessible, transparent and efficient investment model, in line with the trends shaping international markets at a time when ETFs, ETCs and ETNs continue to consolidate their position as a relevant option for investors seeking diversification, cost efficiency and operational flexibility.