Advertisement
Anonymous
I also understand that for some robo Advisors, dividend withholding tax is applicable. Is it the same for DFA (moneyowl or endowus)?
Also, are we able to adjust/change the amount to be invested monthly? (If I transfer more than the stated amount, will everything be invested or only the stated amount will be invested?)
6
Discussion (6)
Learn how to style your text
Kenneth Lou
07 Jun 2019
Co-founder at Seedly
Reply
Save
Edwin Koh
28 May 2019
Software Engineer Lead at Rhine Digital
From what I know , most of the robo Advisors dividends are all reinvested into your portfolio. Hence you can actually treat the system as compounding interest. So everytime there is a dividends it get reinvest , your portfolio get bigger and bigger with each dividends paid.
For what I know about smarty, they will invest whatever amount that has been transfer into the goal itself.
Reply
Save
Sin Ting So
28 May 2019
Head Of Client Experience at Endowus
Dear Anonymous,
Let me answer for Endowus - firstly we use accumulation share classes for the fund...
Read 1 other comments with a Seedly account
You will also enjoy exclusive benefits and get access to members only features.
Sign up or login with an email here
Write your thoughts
Related Articles
Related Posts
Related Products
4.8
220 Reviews
ETFs, Equities, Bonds
INSTRUMENTS
0.5%
ANNUAL MANAGEMENT FEE
$3,000
MINIMUM INVESTMENT
N/A
EXPECTED ANNUAL RETURN
Web only
PLATFORMS
4.7
657 Reviews
4.6
47 Reviews
Related Posts
Advertisement
To answer your first question, yes your dividends are re-invested back into the portfolio.
It will go back into your account and it will be whon in the transaction statement monthly.
In fact, I think most robo advisors witholding tax will all apply.
If you transfer that amount into your Robo-advisor account (it is basically their bank account) the total amount will be managed by them (usually they will keep a small % as cash) but almost 95% or more will be invested based on your risk preference and appetite.
Hope this helps!