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Jun Hao Ng

22 Apr 2021

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General Investing

FSMOne Managed Portfolios VS Robo-advisors

Hello, just want to know if anyone invested in FSMOne Managed Portfolios and how are they performing compared to robo-advisors?

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Kenneth Lou

22 Apr 2021

Co-founder at Seedly

I did a comparison once before, based on my last idea of the FSM MAPS portfolios, I didn't quite like the consistuents and fees.

So I went with a mix of the Robo-advisors instead. (Stashaway, Endowus, Syfe)

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