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Anonymous

01 Feb 2020

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I'm new to investing and I'm considering between RSP and Robo-Advisors (e.g. digiportfolio). Any thoughts?

Which would be a better option? The RSP will help maintain the higher interest earned for first $50k. But other than this pro, I'm not sure what else to consider before deciding.

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Frankie Rappaport

01 Feb 2020

Do it yourself

EFT passive investing (+/- saving plan), buy and don't sell for more than 10 years

start with a U.S. based SP500 ETF ... and wait ...

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