Where does your money earn more?

We compare the four most common options side by side. No inflated marketing: realistic estimated figures, real risk and small print included.

If you are hesitating between leaving your $2,000 in the bank, putting it in an indexed fund, buying crypto or connecting it to Pasivoo, this page is for you. Each option has its place — it depends on your goal.

Estimated yearly yield
Bank
0-2%
Indexed funds
6-8%
Crypto
-50% to +200%
Pasivoo
Variable (high target)
Loss risk
Bank
Minimal
Indexed funds
Medium
Crypto
Very high
Pasivoo
Real and known
Liquidity
Bank
Instant
Indexed funds
2-5 days
Crypto
Instant
Pasivoo
1-3 days
Minimum capital
Bank
€0
Indexed funds
€100
Crypto
€10
Pasivoo
$2,000
Monthly effort
Bank
Zero
Indexed funds
30 min/month
Crypto
Constant attention
Pasivoo
15 min setup, then zero
Fees
Bank
€0
Indexed funds
0.2-1.5% yearly
Crypto
1-3% per trade
Pasivoo
30% on profit
Regulation
Bank
FGD (EU)
Indexed funds
CNMV / EU regulator
Crypto
Variable or none
Pasivoo
ASIC (Australia)
Performance transparency
Bank
High
Indexed funds
High (public)
Crypto
Variable
Pasivoo
Public Myfxbook

Net return on $2,000 over 5 years (estimate)

Estimate after 3% annual inflation and before taxes. Figures based on typical historical returns by category. Not a promise.

Bank ~+8 %

Barely grows. Inflation eats the return.

Funds ~+30 %

Stable long-term return.

Crypto ±100 %

Brutal range. Both +200% and -50% are possible.

Pasivoo High target

Higher potential, higher risk. Not guaranteed.

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Why the Pasivoo number carries an asterisk

Pasivoo does NOT guarantee returns. The figure above assumes winning months and contained losses within the risk management. Negative months can happen. Only deposit capital you do not need to live on, and understand the risk before starting.

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This page is informational and does not constitute financial advice. Figures are indicative estimates based on typical historical returns. Past performance does not guarantee future results.