Anonymous

23 Dec 2019

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I'm currently investing through Stashaway. Should I try DBS robo advisor? Or just focus on Stashaway instead of "over diversifying"?

What would be the pros and cons of switching to DBS robo advisor? Is it worth investing in if I want to diversify my portfolio? Should I bother diversifying my portfolio?

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Gabriel Tham

23 Dec 2019

Tag Team Member at Kenichi Tag Team

The problem now with DBS robo is you cannot do a regular top up. You can only do a 1 time setup and top up.

I would advise to start with Stashaway first and contribute monthly. Let DBS sort out its issues first before starting if you still want to.

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