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Anonymous

10 Feb 2021

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Which robo-advisor portfolios give dividend payouts directly back to the investor?

Which robo-advisor portfolios give dividend payouts, as in the dividend is paid directly to the investor and not accumulated back to the investment? Thanks.

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Randy

10 Feb 2021

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If you are completely neutral on the “what’s inside the portfolios”, then stashaway income portfolio and syfe REIT+ are one example.

Note they usually require minimum amount of deposit (if i am not mistaken 10k usd for stashaway income and 20k for syfe reit+ -to enjoy dividend payout)

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