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Clement

27 Dec 2019

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Any idea on what StashAway is about?

Can someone roughly summarise what StashAway does and if it's worth investing in?

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27 Dec 2019

StashAway is a roboadvisor. It uses algorithms to help you invest in different assets based on the risk profile you choose. There are many other roboadvisors out there including AutoWealth/Syfe/OCBC Robo Invest/DBS DigiPortfolio.

Whether a not it's worth investing depends on whether you see value in the different assets they invest in. For example, if you do not agree with them investing in a particular ETF, you can choose another roboadvisor or DIY your own portfolio.

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