Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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What is your views on Robo-advisors for investment?

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Gabriel

29 Sep 2018

Undergraduate at National University of Singapore

Great way to start investing in US ETFs and diversify your portfolio without having to monitor closely. Ideal for starters or busy people, and it charges lower fees too

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Jeff Yeo

29 Sep 2018

amateur Social contributor at School of social sharing

I think it’s a new investment domain given that you are putting trust into a machine.

i believe this is good for investors that want something more automated without going through agents.

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Ng Lip Hong Kyith

21 Aug 2018

Chief Editor at Investment Moats

I think they are an easy way for investors who do not wish to spend so much time on investments to i...

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