Plan and schedule your regular investments
Automate your investment contributions with WorldTrader's recurring investment feature. You can invest a fixed amount in selected shares or ETFs on a schedule of your choice.
Why set up recurring investment plans?
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What you need to know
How to set up a recurring investment plan
To set up a recurring investment plan, you'll need to have:
- An active WorldTrader account
- Enough cleared funds in your account to cover both the amount you want to invest and the brokerage fees, before the investment date
In the HSBC WorldTrader app, or WorldTrader in HSBC Online Banking, log on and follow these steps:
- Select the 'Recurring investments' tab
- Select 'Create recurring investment'
- Search and select the stock you want to create a recurring investment plan for
- Enter the start date, amount, frequency and end date for the plan
- Select 'Continue', then 'Save investment'
For detailed step-by-step help, read our guides:
How to set up a recurring investment plan on the HSBC WorldTrader app (PDF)
How to modify a recurring investment plan on the HSBC WorldTrader app (PDF)
Important considerations
Market hours and order execution
We normally execute recurring investment orders shortly after the market opens on your chosen investment date. When the market is closed, such as on weekends or public holidays, we'll process your order on the next available trading day.
Foreign exchange rate movement
When investing in international markets, the currency exchange rates may impact your trade.
Market volatility
While dollar-cost averaging can help reduce timing risks, all investments carry market risks.