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What I know from the community post is Robo invest in a range of ETF whereas BCIP is like buying into a company shares. Any other difference?
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Gabriel Tham
05 Mar 2019
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So far, the robo advisors in SG will select the ETFs and create a portfolio allocation for you. With BCIP, you will be selecting the stocks yourself.
Robo-advisors may also have algorithmns to rebalance, reallocate the ETFs based on different factors. BCIP is a straightforward structure, what you put in is what you have on hand, whether up or down market, your portfolio doesn't automatically rebalance.
The fees also vary across BCIP, and the different robo advisors.