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Anonymous

21 Apr 2021

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What are reasons for staying with robo-advisors or investing in individual ETFs instead?

Any preferences between robo-advisors and individual ETFs?

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Zac

21 Apr 2021

Noob at Idiots Invest

Donno how to buy individual ETFs (like me), use robo-advisor lor

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Jovan Lai

21 Apr 2021

Not everyone knows what to look out for in ETFs and what ETFs they want to buy.

ETFs also require minimum purchase of 1 share unless you can purchase fractional shares

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Justin Kieran Ong

21 Apr 2021

Also, not all platforms alow you to buy fractional shares. This is helpful for anyone just starting ...

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