The European principle of value for money

Is your fund worth what it costs?

It's the question behind the European principle of value for money: the cost of an investment product must be proportionate to the real value it delivers. We analyse your funds independently and show you whether you're paying too much.

Not a slogan. A European principle.

For years the question was «how much did it return?». European rules pose a fairer one: how much does a fund cost relative to the value it truly delivers?

The traditional approach
The focus is on past returns
  • Over 50,000 mutual funds available in Europe
  • Layered costs that are hard to compare
  • Fees not always justified by results
❓ Is the cost proportionate to the value?
Value for Money
The value-for-money method
Cost is set against value
  • We analyze every fund in your portfolio
  • We compare forward-looking costs, benchmark and performance
  • A clear verdict on each fund's value for money
🚀 Analyze your portfolio now

Value for Money does not provide personalized financial advice and does not replace a licensed advisor.

How it works

01

Upload your portfolio

Enter the ISIN codes of your funds and the invested amounts. Takes just a few minutes.

02

Cost-value analysis

For each fund we compare forward-looking costs with its benchmark and actual performance. The result: does it create value or not?

03

Get the report

A clear verdict on each fund: which ones to keep, which ones to review with your advisor.

Why choose us

Independent analysis with no conflicts of interest
Clear verdict on every fund in the portfolio
Tool to support your financial advisor

Is your fund worth what it costs?

Upload your portfolio: in seconds you'll see whether each fund is worth its cost or whether you're leaving avoidable fees on the table.

Analyze your portfolio

Free preliminary analysis. No credit card required.