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Anonymous

01 Sep 2020

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General Investing

Have around $700 a month to invest. Should I look to DIY or do roboadvisors first until I have more money to do DIY? (To make the costs of DIY more worth it)?

Eventually looking to do the Boglehead's 3 Fund portfolio in the future, but maybe my income now isn't enough to do it effectively. So that's why I was thinking of investing in robos first, and when I get a higher paying job, do DIY?

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Frankie Rappaport

01 Sep 2020

With some reading and experimenting You'd easily could it do all by yourself.

On what surely to avoid then, You can read in this 'primer':

https://seedly.sg/questions/what-is-your-genera...

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