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Celine

13 Aug 2020

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Should I make use of the goal-based investing in Stashaway or just stick to 'general investing'?

Not sure if my returns would differ much for different goals e.g. Buy a Home vs General Investing vs Income

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Tan Yu Ji

12 Aug 2020

Economics at Nanyang Technological University

I would suggest using general investing if you have a sense of your risk level and used goal based if you have a certain goal to reach!

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