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Anonymous

30 Oct 2020

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General Investing

I've recently started investing using Robo (Stashaway) and is now looking at RSP ETF on FSM?

Thinking of applying RSP $100/month each into VOO and FTEC. My stashaway is currently at $200/month. Is this good for now or should I be looking at other markets?

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Lee John

30 Oct 2020

If you're alright and it feels good for you then go ahead with it! Personally wouldnt stay with Stashaway for long due to high fees.

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