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Anonymous

07 Jun 2019

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General Investing

Interested to invest in StashAway but I just graduated, therefore I do not have much capital to start with. Is $300 too minimal to start with? - Considering the fact that fees might be deducted. ?

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Gabriel Tham

07 Jun 2019

Tag Team Member at Kenichi Tag Team

You can even start with $100! Stashaway is very accessible for people with small capital. The fees are a percentage based on AUM/portfolio value. Below $25k the fees are 0.8%.

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