Anonymous

08 Dec 2020

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Can I know what are the differences between StashAway Income and StashAway Simple?

Tried reading around but still don't understand what's the difference between StashAway Income and StashAway Simple.

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Kok Hong

08 Dec 2020

Stashaway income is invest in SG market. Income is money market fund, lower returns but safer

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Wrong Sean

07 Dec 2020

StashAway Income - invests in bonds, REITs, stock ETFs
StashAway Simple - invests in money market/debt funds

StashAway Income - higher returns with more volatility due to ETF price movements. Consider it like a dividend portfolio with potential capital gains over time.

StashAway Simple - lower returns with capital preservation. Consider it like a short term cash account.

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