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A former customer, who has switched to Saxo, noted that Interactive Brokers supported auto-investing fixed amounts and buying fractional shares of ETFs, a feature they are now missing.

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RedditSep 19, 2026By u/nlsrhn

r/SwissPersonalFinance

Saxo: Autoinvest of fixed amount possible?

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I am coming from IBKR, where I was able to auto-buy/-invest 200 CHF worth of VT (so essentially buy frangments of one "unit" of VT you get for 200 bucks). In Saxo, I only seem to be able to buy or invest in whole units of ETFs, not fragments. Is this correct or am I missing something here? Thanks!

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  • “yes, only whole units. if you invest 200 CHF monthly and one ETF unit costs 101 CHF, only one unit will be bought”

    u/no_copypasta3 points · Sep 19, 2026View

  • “Why did you switch? BTW I am with saxo.”

    u/owerian1 points · Sep 22, 2026View

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