0.7 per cent
0.6 per cent
0.5 per cent
0.4 per cent
0.3 per cent
0.2 per cent
For beginner investors, you’d be looking at 0.8 per cent annually. This is the management fee and excludes ETF fees and forex transaction fees if any:
Now, 0.8 per cent is reasonable to us but not the absolute cheapest, especially when there are competitors offering fees like 0.5 per cent or even 0 per cent.
However, Stashaway is one of the few robos with no barriers to entry/exit, so it’s a good one if you want to dip your toes into investing.. It’s easy to get started, there’s no minimum investment or balance, and you can withdraw the money anytime for free.
StashAway announces Assets under Management of US$1billion
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SINGAPORE, Jan. 24, 2021 /PRNewswire/ StashAway, Southeast Asia s largest and fastest-growing digital wealth manager for both retail and accredited investors, has announced that they re managing more than US$1billion (SG$ 1.35billion).
Since StashAway first launched its services in 2017, numerous wealth managers in Southeast Asia and MENA have emerged. StashAway is the first digital wealth manager in any of those regions to announce that it manages more than $1 billion USD. StashAway has surpassed US$1B in assets under management in 42 months, faster than it took the world s largest digital wealth managers, Betterment and Wealthfront to reach the same milestone.
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