Is it der, die or das Aktienfonds?

DER

Aktienfonds

The correct article in German of Aktienfonds is der. So it is der Aktienfonds! (nominative case)

The word Aktienfonds is masculine, therefore the correct article is der.

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German declension of Aktienfonds?

How does the declension of Aktienfonds work in the nominative, accusative, dative and genitive cases? Here you can find all forms in the singular as well as in the plural:

1	Singular	Plural
Nominative	der Aktienfonds	die Aktienfonds
Genitive	des Aktienfonds	der Aktienfonds
Dative	dem Aktienfonds	den Aktienfonds
Akkusative	den Aktienfonds	die Aktienfonds

What is the meaning of Aktienfonds in German?

Aktienfonds is defined as:

[1] Economy: Investment funds that mainly or completely invested in shares

[1] Wirtschaft: Investmentfonds, der hauptsächlich oder gänzlich in Aktien investiert

How to use Aktienfonds in a sentence?

Example sentences in German using Aktienfonds with translations in English.

[1] Ich zahle monatlich 100 EURO in einen Aktienfonds ein.

[1] I pay 100 euros a month to a stock fund

[1] „Die Internetbank [...] beispielsweise bietet ihren Kunden rund 11 500 verschiedene Aktienfonds zum Kauf an [...].“

[1] "The Internet bank [. ..] For example, its customers offer around 11,500 different equity funds for sale [...]."

[1] „Wir finden, jedenfalls einen Teil des Geldes in Aktien oder Aktienfonds gesteckt zu haben, eine vernünftige Entscheidung für jeden [...].“

[1] "We find that we have put part of the money in stocks or equity funds, a reasonable decision for everyone."

[1] „Der von Arts Asset Management gemanagte Dachfonds C-Quadrat Arts Total Return Balanced kann etwa bis zu 50 Prozent in Aktienfonds und bis zu hundert Prozent in Anleihen- und Geldmarktfonds bzw. geldmarktnahe Fonds investieren.“

[1] "The roof fund C-Quadrat Arts Total Return Balanced, managed by Arts asset management, can invest up to 50 percent in equity funds and up to a hundred percent in bond and money market funds or money market funds close to money."