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I think they are very lucky... before the crash they launch risk-managed portfolio helping their customers to avoid bloodbath, now they launch 100% REIT so customers can benefit from recovery! Maybe they knew?!?!?!?
 

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Is there anyway to convert this Portfolio to 100% reits in the future?
You can switch the portfolio from REIT with risk management to 100% REITs via web browser. It's under composition option.
 
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It's most likely not going to be securitized and custodised like a REIT etf though. It won't be in your cdp, no one knows you indirectly own the reits, you can't go AGM.

So are they advisors or fund managers? I am confused. Will they be conflicted because they are both?

Looks like they have been working on customer feedback
 

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It's most likely not going to be securitized and custodised like a REIT etf though. It won't be in your cdp, no one knows you indirectly own the reits, you can't go AGM.

So are they advisors or fund managers? I am confused. Will they be conflicted because they are both?

I have no idea what the issue is that you see.

I see no issue investing with syfe just like any other robo.
 

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What's the benefit of s-reit 20? Jus top 20 reit?

Can go to sgx website to see the index methodology

More transparent and 5 more reits than their previous 15 reits so slightly more diversified

One thing to note is for 100% reits option, there will be some cash so think it will lag the index a bit
 

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Between the 100% REIT portfolio and a REIT ETF like the Lion Philip S-REIT ETF, which one would you prefer?
 

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Between the 100% REIT portfolio and a REIT ETF like the Lion Philip S-REIT ETF, which one would you prefer?

I think slightly different from the counter allocation, Lion Phillips majority on Commercial & Retail reits and Syfe majority on Industrial reits.

Lion phillip ETF is charging 0.6% and Syfe is charging 0.65%.
 
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I think slightly different from the counter allocation, Lion Phillips majority on Commercial & Retail reits and Syfe majority on Industrial reits.

Lion phillip ETF is charging 0.6% and Syfe is charging 0.65%.

It is not hard to reach 0.4% for syfe. With some cash drag, should be higher.

Other than different index, Syfe has dividend reinvestment option, and option to turn on/off ARI, all these without additional cost
 
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Personal preference. I also like the interface on stashaway more
I asked Stashaway a few days ago. They say no plans to offer REIT portfolio.

Given the 100% reit option, I'll re-enter REIT portfolio with Syfe.
 

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I asked Stashaway a few days ago. They say no plans to offer REIT portfolio.

Given the 100% reit option, I'll re-enter REIT portfolio with Syfe.

Ah yes,I have also asked stashaway but they were unable to give me a concrete answer. Have since done a 100% REIT portfolio with Syfe.
 

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For info, syfe has reduced the cash allocation to under 2%

Likewise for global portfolio
 

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For info, syfe has reduced the cash allocation to under 2%

Likewise for global portfolio

Can confirm. 100% REIT portfolio is at 1.1% for the cash component. Used to be 3.2% or something like that 2 days ago.
 
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