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What is a membership bonus?
Everyone benefits from Tuleva, but only members earn a membership bonus, which increases their share in the membership capital of our mutual company. Who are Tuleva members and what are their rights? When you save for your pension with Tuleva, you’re part of our community. Everyone in Estonia can save with Tuleva – membership isn’t…
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Bonus chapter: Are index funds threatening the health of the world’s securities markets?
* This article is for those people with a deeper appreciation for securities market theory. If you would simply like to decide which pension fund is suitable for you, you can jump directly to the end. Suitable background music for reading is available here. Today’s Luddites are not textile workers, but rather white-collar investment bankers,…
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Tõnu’s journal for the first year
A little more than a year ago, on the 12 April 2016, 22 people each contributed EUR 150 and, in the presence of a notary, signed memorandums of association for Tuleva Tulundusühistu. One month ago, we started up Estonia’s most affordable second pillar pension funds. The time has come to write down the most important…
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Chapter Four: Are index funds riskier than managed funds? Part II
Part II: What is a risk and why market fluctuations are not the pension savers’ enemy? In Part I of the Chapter, we discussed real-life scenarios which show that, in one way or another, investment is risky, as is life. Even the most brilliant analyst can only hope that his predictions will come true. This…
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Chapter Four: Are index funds riskier than managed funds
Part I: Practice I will answer the question raised in the title in Part II of this Chapter. In Part II, we will also discuss theory. But let me first sketch out three pension-related scenes from real life. The first story is bit ahead of its time, but as topical as the second and third….
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Chapter Three: Why the net asset value of a pension fund unit does not reflect your yield
Does LHV’s pension fund really beat the index? Lies, damn lies and statistics, they say. Did you know that the first known written source of the saying actually concerned pensions? June 1891, UK daily The National Observer: July 2016, Estonia, LHV financial portal: LHV’s Joel Kukemelk informed customersthat LHV’s pension fund L has succeeded in…
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Chapter Two: Three things you should know about the motivation of fund managers
As you sow, so shall you reap, they say. As you measure, so shall you reap, say the business managers. The fact that the performance pay of fund managers depends on the measure applied, the value of which remains questionable to investors, is a problem evident around the world. Chapter one emphasised that it is…