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I've accumulated close to 50k on several robo-advisors, should I sell off my positions to move my investments into a platform like Saxo to take advantage of lower fees? I'll continue to invest monthly to DCA into the robo-advisors. Thinking of rinsing and repeating when I have accumulated enough to DIY. Since ETFs on robo-advisor are also available on platforms such as Saxo anyway
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Ngooi Zhi Cheng
10 Oct 2019
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Hi,
This really depends on the amount of capital you are willing to invest.
As you have mentioned, you could take advantage of the lower fees provided by Saxo for better savings in the long run.
Generally, with proficient investment knowledge, DIY would be the better approach. Some things to consider:
I would also want you to try and see if the robo-advisors have overlapping ETFs investment - that would result in you having the false comfort of being "Diversified"
Other than ETFs, do consider other instruments to further refine your portfolio.
Do consider your investment strategy during an economic downturn. Would you still be willing to sell your transfer your portfolio from robo-advisors to Saxo during a loss?