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Anonymous

11 Jun 2020

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General Investing

I have invested in Syfe REITs with risk management and Syfe ETF. Should I still get an RSP?

I am 22, full time job and have insurance & emergency funds. Finding ways to earn passive income. Any advice? As I have no time to monitor them hence I chose robo advisor

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Chris Chong

11 Jun 2020

You will need to check on the fees that the platform is charging for your RSP plan.

Prefereably about 0.8% or lower.

It is good to have a RSP in your portfolio as you do not need to time the market and you can enjoy a dollar cost averaging approach. Hope this helps.

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