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Have already set aside emergency funds. Currently i have 2k in digiportfolio (asia) but keen to start on StashAway general investing to gain exposure to US ETF/markets, is this approach ok?
Any advice on how should I invest/DCA this sum of money between the two platforms (eg. monthly sum? & should i give more weightage to one than the other?)
Also, if my DCA amount decreases later, what would be the impact?
Eg. I DCA $500 monthly into each platform, so my lump sum would have been already invested in 8~10months time. Thereafter, if I am only able to DCA $150 into each platform (for example), is there any issue with this?
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Hi there, I’m new to the investment scene myself and use Stashaway along with some DIY. The good thing about using a robo advisor is that it takes away the emotional aspect and you will not be tempted to make drastic changes to your portfolio despite the ups and downs.
If you are concerned about putting in the funds as a lump sum, you can also it into a cash management account like Stashaway Simple and slowly DCA.
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