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Anonymous

23 Sep 2020

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What is your take on robo advisors.?

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23 Sep 2020

Roboadvisors are a great way to start investing for those who want convenience. The platform offers a tailored portfolio to your risk profile and rebalancing will be done periodically. The fuss-free investment approach does come at a higher cost compared to DIY investing.

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