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Whether it's a bit extra to cover rent or an extra streaming subscription, many Europeans say they would like some supplementary income to make their lives slightly easier1.
While there can be no guarantees in the investment world, income investing2 is an approach that has the potential to offer you a regular stream of payments.
There are various income products on the market that could meet your specific needs and goals. Keep reading to find out more about income investing and Amundi's Target Income ETFs.
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To cover living costs or boost monthly budget
For peace of mind or for additional stability
To fund specific extra spending for hobbies or lifestyle
Across Europe many investors are looking towards income investing2 to either help them cover living costs or for additional peace of mind1.
If you’re like them and want to try to generate regular payments for similar reasons, or for your own unique purposes, then income investing could be something for you to consider2. That little slice of extra income could make a world of difference and could help you live the life you’ve imagined.
But you need to know that the regularity of income often comes at the expense of overall growth potential – and this approach is not typically one that is used if you have longer-term financial objectives in mind such as a house deposit or a new car.
of European savers would prefer an income investment over an investment with higher returns1
At Amundi, we offer a range of income products such as Target Income ETFs. Target Income ETFs are designed to target 8% income annually and a portion3 of market performance4.
These ETFs track either an innovation-heavy US index or a European index focused on leading Eurozone companies. Through the Amundi Nasdaq 100 Target Income UCITS ETF5 and the Amundi Euro Stoxx 50 Target Income UCITS ETF6, you could7:
Target an income distribution of 8%3 over a full year, although it is not guaranteed
Capture some of the growth, or upside, potential of these indices8
Keep in mind that these ETFs are riskier than a cash savings account. This is because the ETFs are market-based funds, meaning the value of your investment could rise and fall depending on how the indices perform4.
It is a benchmark index of 100 of the largest non-financial companies listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market.
The index includes various sectors such as technology, consumer services, healthcare, and industrials.
It is known for its emphasis on innovation and is rebalanced9 on a quarterly basis.
The Euro STOXX 50 tracks the leading Eurozone companies across 20 sectors.
The maximum weight of any one company is capped at 10%.
French, German and Dutch companies carry the largest collective weightings.
Source: Nasdaq and STOXX. Data as at 31/03/2026. For illustrative purposes only and subject to change without notice. For more information regarding the index methodology, please refer to the index provider websites.
In basic terms, Amundi's Target Income ETFs could potentially offer income in the following ways:
1) The target income payment
Remember that the 8% is targeted over a full year3 and it is not guaranteed.
2) The index performance4
Index performance is variable, as it is based on market performance4, which could rise or fall.
In the scenarios below, you can see how the ETF could work when markets are up, or when they are down8.
Target income received3 plus a reduced portion of the market upside8
Target income received, offsetting all or some of the market downside.8
Income investing2 generally and target income specifically will not be for everyone.
But if you are a cash saver willing to take on more risk, to capture some performance4 and regular payments, it could be an approach you might consider.
The same could be said if you are already investing but are looking to potentially boost your income in the shorter term.
Amundi Nasdaq-100 Target Income UCITS ETF
Amundi Euro Stoxx 50 Target Income UCITS ETF
[1] Source: Amundi, YouGov. Data collected in March 2026. A total of 6,449 people were surveyed.[2] Investment involves risks. For more information, please refer to the Risk section below.[3] Income is targeted but not guaranteed. [4] Past performance does not predict future returns.[5] For more information regarding the index methodology, please refer to www.nasdaq.com.[6] For more information regarding the index methodology, please refer to www.stoxx.com.[7] For more information regarding the investment objectives of the fund, please refer to the Key Information Documents (KID) and the prospectus.[8] You could lose some or all of your initial investment depending on how markets perform.[9] Over time an index can drift as prices move and companies change. Rebalancing updates the index by adding and removing companies based on whether they qualify under the rules of the specific index.
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KNOWING YOUR RISKIt is important for potential investors to evaluate the risks described below and in the fund’s Key Information Document (“KID”) and prospectus available on our website www.amundietf.com.
CAPITAL AT RISK - ETFs are tracking instruments. Their risk profile is similar to a direct investment in the underlying index securities. Investors’ capital is fully at risk and investors may not get back the amount originally invested.
UNDERLYING RISK - The underlying index securities of an ETF may be complex and volatile. For example, ETFs exposed to Emerging Markets carry a greater risk of potential loss than investment in Developed Markets as they are exposed to a wide range of unpredictable Emerging Market risks.
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Product name
ISIN code
Index replicated
Management fees*
SFDR article**
Risk Indicator
LU3299677271
EURO STOXX 50 Net Total Return Index
0.40%
Art.6
4
Amundi Nasdaq-100 Target Income UCITS ETF Dist
LU3299677438
Nasdaq-100 Notional Net Total Return Index
5
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