Roboadvisor: Stashaway vs Smartly Performance

[x_men_naruto96]

You can see my post above.

Sign up with my link and we'll both get up to $10,000 SGD managed for free for 6 months! https://www.stashaway.sg/referrals/nguyenap53kg

How does referrals work for both the giver and taker?

 

[x_men_naruto96]

No. they cannot change your portfolio's risk, e.g lower vs higher risk. You have to do yourself. They only re-optimize when they need to change the strategy due to change in economy

Can Stashaway adjust your risk? Or do you need to change your portfolio?

 

[Theoneguy]

You can see my post above.

Sign up with my link and we'll both get up to $10,000 SGD managed for free for 6 months!https://www.stashaway.sg/referrals/thucanhnvyg

Hi, if i use ur link does it means that the first $10,000 will not be charged 0.8% fee for the first 6 months

 

[eD1s0n]

Hi, if i use ur link does it means that the first $10,000 will not be charged 0.8% fee for the first 6 months

yes that is how the referral for stashaway works

 

[x_men_naruto96]

Yes. Correct.

Hi, if i use ur link does it means that the first $10,000 will not be charged 0.8% fee for the first 6 months

 

[blurpandasg2014]

How does referrals work for both the giver and taker?

Both don't have to pay monthly fees for 6mths which is a pretty good deal

https://www.stashaway.sg/referrals/cheangwixqq

 

[Theoneguy]

Hey, Im a nsf with allowance of roughly $750/month, every month $200 go to POSB SAYS and usually have like $150~ left for saving.

Interested in stashaway so intend to first put $1k from my saving in and every month $100 thereafter, is a risk of 18% advisable??

My bank still have some emergency saving which i believe is sufficient.

 

[blurpandasg2014]

Hey, Im a nsf with allowance of roughly $750/month, every month $200 go to POSB SAYS and usually have like $150~ left for saving.

Interested in stashaway so intend to first put $1k from my saving in and every month $100 thereafter, is a risk of 18% advisable??

My bank still have some emergency saving which i believe is sufficient.

If its for the long term and u have time horizon of >5yrs shld be rather safe

Starting early will bring u a long way

 

[Theoneguy]

If its for the long term and u have time horizon of >5yrs shld be rather safe

Starting early will bring u a long way

yay im saving for the long term. Thanks

 

[scenenick]

If its for the long term and u have time horizon of >5yrs shld be rather safe

Starting early will bring u a long way

Heard of Syfe? The new robo-advisor in Singapore backed by quite a few big angel investors and is licensed by MAS with capital market license.

Management fees - 0.65% p.a
Expense ratio - avg 0.15% p.a

i just invested $200 and on a $100 monthly currently.

 

[earthtk]

Heard of Syfe? The new robo-advisor in Singapore backed by quite a few big angel investors and is licensed by MAS with capital market license.

Management fees - 0.65% p.a
Expense ratio - avg 0.15% p.a

i just invested $200 and on a $100 monthly currently.

1st post to promote? Lol

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[limster]

1st post to promote? Lol

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lol too obvious.

 

[scenenick]

1st post to promote? Lol

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no la, i was just tracking blurpanda post for quite sometime because im invested in stashaway + moneyowl. Then ytd new robo advisor just joined so i came to tell panda since he recently started another post for moneyowl vs stashaway.

im in the seedly finance group where ppl share info about anything. Not promoting.

 

[blurpandasg2014]

no la, i was just tracking blurpanda post for quite sometime because im invested in stashaway + moneyowl. Then ytd new robo advisor just joined so i came to tell panda since he recently started another post for moneyowl vs stashaway.

im in the seedly finance group where ppl share info about anything. Not promoting.

Cool. Realised syfe method rather similar to stashaway theory on 99% VAR that won't lose more than X%

Will monitor syfe before placing funds into it. Agree with others that their funding on the low side. 5mil is not alot of capital

 

[scenenick]

Cool. Realised syfe method rather similar to stashaway theory on 99% VAR that won't lose more than X%

Will monitor syfe before placing funds into it. Agree with others that their funding on the low side. 5mil is not alot of capital

ya, almost same as stashaway and a few more funds, blackrock / state street global and vanguard. haha i posted the picture of the funds on seedly finance group in facebook cus someone introduced it there. i put max settings 25%.

 

[assiak71]

First thing i noticed about syfe is slice and dice too much...

 

[chunkychee]

Not expecting profit from day one but how better is this robo thing compare to POSB investsaver that put in STI ETF monthly also at 1% or less?

Dude it's robo advisor, cheaper fees than posb invests saver, I previously use that and switch it over to stashaway. And those who expect high return on this kind of investing thing I suggest go read up more on it. Rome isn't build in a day investing takes years

 

[WoShiPro]

Interesting read about stashaway rebalancing

https://www.facebook.com/groups/seedlyfinance/permalink/2145787112379310/

 

[assiak71]

Interesting read about stashaway rebalancing

https://www.facebook.com/groups/seedlyfinance/permalink/2145787112379310/

Dont see anything new there.

Anyway there is still no near-ideal roboadvisor despite quite a few popping up!

 

[2474265]

Dont see anything new there.

Anyway there is still no near-ideal roboadvisor despite quite a few popping up!

@assiak71
What would you consider an ideal robo-advisor?
Are you mostly referring to algorithm, securities (ETFs) used, etc?