Couple planning their financial freedom with the Allianz Fondovida unit-linked savings plan in Spain

Allianz Unit Linked in Spain

Allianz Fondovida is a unit-linked life insurance plan for people who want market returns with the flexibility and tax advantages of insurance. Start from just €50 with no contribution limits, choose your funds, switch between them whenever you like without paying tax, and withdraw part or all of your money from the second month. For expats who are tax resident in Spain, it’s a tax-efficient Spanish alternative to keeping savings in wrappers from back home, explained in English.

Invest from €50, with no contribution limits, in funds from Allianz Global Investors, PIMCO and BlackRock, switch without paying tax and withdraw from month two. Advice in English.

From €50: single, regular or one-off contributions icon

From €50: single, regular or one-off contributions

Switch funds whenever you like, at no cost and without tax icon

Switch funds whenever you like, at no cost and without tax

Partial or full withdrawals available icon

Partial or full withdrawals available

Benefits

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Discover the real potential of your savings

Choose a fund and enter the amount you want to invest. The calculator shows how compound growth could work over 3 and 5 years, using a reference return taken from the fund’s past performance. It’s an illustration, not a promise.

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FAQs

Fondovida unit-linked savings: frequently asked questions

Allianz Group

The strength of a global insurance and investment group

AMB Seguros is an exclusive Allianz agency in Murcia specialising in unit-linked investment insurance. Our certified advisers build a personalised Fondovida portfolio for you, fully adapted to your risk profile, time horizon and goals, in English. The first review is free and without obligation.

This is a marketing communication. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Investing involves risk: the value of the funds can go down as well as up, and you may not get back the amount originally invested. Read the key information document (KID) before making any final investment decision.