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Anonymous

15 Dec 2022

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Is it a good time to invest in Robo-Advisors now?

I read from the community that many people are seizing this opportunity to invest in the US market. And thinking whether the obvious way would be to do this via the Robo-Advisors? I'm choosing between Stashaway and Syfe now.

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Calvin

24 Dec 2022

Do know the fee structure for each of them.

To what I understand, stashaway management fees are 0.3% to 0.8% annually and Syfe charge a management fee of 0.4% to 0.65% annually. These are charged regardless of profit or loss on your account.

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Nina Rodgers

23 Dec 2022

I will say to invest some time to learn what you are investing into instead of relying on robo-advisors...

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STRONGSHELL

23 Dec 2022

My robo invest that I started 4 yrs ago making a lost.

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Missing Q

22 Dec 2022

You can try Syfe equity 100, or maybe MoneyOwl

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Minimalist Investor

22 Dec 2022

If you know what to invest in, cheaper to do oneself via IBKR or Thinkorswim. If not or if you don’t...

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