Hi Ibrahim,
You can invest any amount.

Mutual Funds work differently depending on the type you invest in, we have them categorized by risk level.
Please find out more here – http://cowrywise.com/mutual-funds
With conservative mutual funds, you earn based on annual interest. While with the other fund categories – moderate and aggressive – you earn based on capital gains.
There are no fixed interest rates as they change daily, depending on the performance of the market.

We advise you to invest for the long-term so that your investments can yield above-average returns over time.

Hi Wilfred,
Thank you for your comment. However, this is inaccurate information.
Some funds were performing lower than usual due to market performance, however, not all funds were performing at 1%.
Some were much higher and please remember that we always advise thinking in the long-term.

Mutual Funds work differently depending on the type you invest in, we have them categorized by risk level.
If it’s a conservative fund, you earn based on interest. Interest rates for conservative funds are not fixed, it changes daily.
The other fund categories: moderate and aggressive earn based on capital gains which also changes daily.
This means that performance can be low today and high tomorrow.

If you’re investing for the long-term, more often than not, your investments will yield above-average returns despite the highs and lows of the market.

is still better than keeping your money in the bank or how much do you think bank will give you?, this is not a quick rich scheme.