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Rachelle Lye

Digital Marketing at Fintech

Edited 28 Oct 2021

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How many percent does robo-advisors take in your portfolio?

For me, it's about 0.05% right now ahaha ever since I started stock picking and getting into crypto I became too lazy to DCA into robos. But... It is my best performing and most steady portfolio 😂 The robots know better...

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Robin

Edited 11 Nov 2021

Administrator at SG

For me it's 50%. After consolidating all the earnings from stocks, I have decided to simplify my investing into 50% robo, 20% ETFs and 30% stocks for long term. Set-it forget it. Chill.

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Jovan Lai

04 Nov 2021

Did the robo portfolios beat S&P500?

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Nicholas Beh

04 Nov 2021

Student Ambassador 2020/21 at Seedly

0% for me!

Why pay the robos a fee when you can invest into ETFs by yourself? I have 80% in VWRA...

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