Dylan Kok

26 Jun 2020

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I saw Moneyowl launching their cash management Wisesaver portfolio. How does this compare to Stashaway Simple? Which one is better and geared to get better returns?

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26 Jun 2020

Stashaway user here. just did a quick comparison on their websites

stashaway simple 1.9% vs wisesaver 0.79%

no min sum vs $50/mth

the other criteria are about the same. no management fee, no lock in period,..

i think the answer is quite simple.

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