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Anonymous

05 May 2020

Robo-Advisors

Do you recommend SYFE or Stashaway for a first-timer? Which has better track record?

Which has better portfolios? Which one would you suggest investing in as a first-time investor? What should be some differentiating factors that I can take into consideration?

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Eliezer

12 Mar 2020

Content & Community Lead at Syfe

Hello there! Syfe has two investment offerings. Our Global ETF portfolio comprises ETFs diversified across geographies, sectors and asset classes. Our REIT+ portfolio is a SGD-denominated portfolio that contains 15 quality SGX-listed REITs combined with Singapore Government Bonds for high yield and better risk-adjusted performance.

Investors seeking long-term growth and exposure to global equities may find the ETF portfolio suitable for their goals. If you prefer to receive dividend income, our REIT+ portfolio pays out dividends every quarter. As you're a first-time investor, why not speak to our investment advisors for more personalised advice? You can schedule a free consultation here: https://www.syfe.com/financial-advisors

As CH suggested, you may also find it useful to speak to us directly. We're holding an introductory webinar to Syfe next week. Our CEO will be presenting and you can ask any questions you may have during the live webinar! Please sign up here if you're keen: https://www.eventbrite.sg/e/meet-syfe-tickets-9...

Regarding other differentiating factors, do check out our CEO's reply here: https://seedly.sg/questions/may-someone-kindly-...

I am a user of both syfe and stashaway (and endowus) each of different purpose and different portfolio. both have started not too long ago, so i think there is not much real results to show for.

but anyway, track record is BS. insurance and bank also have track records but also sell lousy products, agents abscond and the whole company can collapse overnight.

i suggest instead to google their credentials, speak to them (especially the founders), check who is behind their team, how they re-optimise/re-balance your portfolio, what is their value add to you as a customer. and see who you are more comfortable to hand over your money to let him manage.

all things equal, syfe has lower fees compared to stashaway.

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