The thing is you need to have a common unit of measurement (UOM) across your different investment assets. Each investment assets eg. bonds, stocks, Robos, fixed deposits etc will give you returns in different formats. You need to find a way to group them, quantify such that you are able to do an apple to apple comparison across them.From here, you will know...

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There are ways to maximise your returns from Robo-Advisors. Its not difficult to do so and everyone is able to get this right once you understand what you are doing. 😀Previously I wrote an article to list down some points on what were the cons with diversification in investing in general. Click here to read it. Now I am going to share some intermediate...

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There are only that much investing and financial tips I could share here. In order to speed up your understanding to invest safely with a well maintained portfolio allocation across asset classes, it will be of best interest to share real life examples of what people are going through so that we can minimize making the same mistakes.   Disclaimer: All information stated below are...

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Before I get any hated comments for my above statement, putting your eggs into the same basket is applicable and rational in instances where:you have lesser capital for investment you have been investing with less than 6 months experienceyou have a long term horizon to invest for the futureDiversification strategy is meant for intermediate and advanced level investors where they have already outgrown and...

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I will be covering the 2nd Robo-Advisor that I am using current which is Syfe. If you have not read my previous blog article on Stashaway, click here to find out more. 😊1. In summaryA hands-off approach to invest passively with someone in the company (an advisor) purchasing and auto-balancing your portfolio on your behalf. All you need is to top up money and...

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