Roboadvisor: Stashaway vs Smartly Performance

assiak71

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Seems like its just mostly flat? So in the end maybe the portfolio value is mostly savings and not so much positive market returns?
 

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Equities haven't been doing well the past few months. Got to give it 10 years before you get a good comparison.
 

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I’ve been using AutoWealth since late Dec and it works great as it automatically rebalances my asset allocation. It’s not a miracle worker and won’t give you more returns than what the ETFs are performing.

There’s also a promo code to get a free $20 topup when you sign up.
 

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I’ve been using AutoWealth since late Dec and it works great as it automatically rebalances my asset allocation. It’s not a miracle worker and won’t give you more returns than what the ETFs are performing.

There’s also a promo code to get a free $20 topup when you sign up.
What's ur total return to date? Care to share the numbers
 

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Equities haven't been doing well the past few months. Got to give it 10 years before you get a good comparison.
By then it will be too late for us, haha. Maybe it will help the next generation.

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Rather new to robo-advisors, started in March on Smartly. Profits are rather flat at 6/10 risk profile. Anyone with more experience care to share more info on gains/losses this far?
 

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Rather new to robo-advisors, started in March on Smartly. Profits are rather flat at 6/10 risk profile. Anyone with more experience care to share more info on gains/losses this far?


Markets have been down past few months so it's going to be flat. There's no need to panic though, just continue to stick at it and in the long run you will see the gains.
 

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hi TS, i have been with AW for ~6 months, can contact me if you want stats to put your comparison, im 80equity/20bond
 

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What's ur total return to date? Care to share the numbers
It is down a little bit due to the market. I don’t believe in sharing numbers because even if I’m up, doesn’t mean you going in now will get the same.

You should only get it if you like the mechanism and are comfortable with what ETFs you are investing in.
 

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Is there any issue with estate management for these platforms? If i pass away, can my spouse just take over the account as is?
 

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i have stashaway and smartly, both set to highest risk profile same monthly contribution. Started since 1 year ago liao, and my stashaway performance is slightly better.
 

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have anyone invest in both autoweath and stashaway more than 1 yr? what are the returns? from the TS, stashaway seems to have 2% gain after half a year.
 

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Since they invest in the US market, don't the dividends get slapped with a 30% tax?
 
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Why don't you try uob urobo trade, safer because backed by local bank.
 
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