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Anonymous
I put in a small amount a few months back to get familiarised, and would like to continue depositing a small amount daily to DCA.
(I fully understand the risks)
Should I go with StashAway or Syfe in this case? I understand that StashAway management fees is slightly higher, but the performance is also better it seems.
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Zac
02 Feb 2021
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Stashaway 36% is a diversified portfolio whereas Syfe Equity100 is focused purely on equities. It depends on what you're trying to achieve. I'd think Stashaway 36 could be good for an investor who's simply looking to invest for the long-term and doesn't want to spend too much time looking at other options.
Equity100 seems more like a satellite portfolio to me. For instance, I use it to complement my other stock and bond holdings.
If you're already invested in other assets, then I think Equity100 could be a good diversifier for your investments.
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thefrugalstudent
02 Feb 2021
Founder at thefrugalstudent.com
Hi Anon,
In my opinion, the decision between StashAway vs Syfe comes down to your risk appetite.
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Depends what you're looking for. Look at the underlying holdings of each and see if that's what you want your money to be in.
Stashaway's portfolio is more global with bonds and commodities too I think. Syfe is a 100% equities portfolio with exposure to mostly US markets (although they will say that they have holdings in US stocks that have global exposure).
Also, past performance is no guarantee of future return. Just cause one does better than the other now doesn't mean it's always gonna be the case.