is your answer found here? https://www.stashaway.my/pricing

Medufsaid Thanks. That's the general overall. I guess if there's changes, they will update it in the FAQ like what they did for flexible portfolio. So I guess how many ETFs in my % risk portfolio don't matter.

Next week high unlikely they will raise rates 🤦‍♀️ but what is important whether is there any future impending rate raises  and the most important signal of whether rate raises is done for the next 6 months

When rate moves up or down, the outcome is decided by the market forces which moves the treasuries yields and equities on whether they welcome or hate the news so the outcome is highly difficult to predict as sometimes when rate raises share still raises

This round a lot factor in play because we have escalating war now in Middle East, sticky inflation in DM and also slowing backdrop in global economy

... Don't matter?

It is stated there:
Single ETF means 0.3% not subject to amount of fund

Mine is not flexible portfolio (0.3% is for flexible portfolio. Even thematic portfolio doesn't have the 0.3%). Mine is original % risk index portfolio that was created by Stashaway Malaysia when it first started. Only can choose the % risk and nothing else. So I don't even know how many ETFs are in the portfolio. Looking at the asset class, it just tells you the general locality  or types of assets it holds in %. Don't tell you the specifics.. That's why after Medufsaid replid and I think a bit, I think mine is just based on general % based on $ amount invested

It actually does tell you what ETFs your portfolio has though...you gotta click into it.

Interest rate unchanged

Gonna be green I guess..

Mine is not flexible portfolio (0.3% is for flexible portfolio. Even thematic portfolio doesn't have the 0.3%). Mine is original % risk index portfolio that was created by Stashaway Malaysia when it first started. Only can choose the % risk and nothing else. So I don't even know how many ETFs are in the portfolio. Looking at the asset class, it just tells you the general locality  or types of assets it holds in %. Don't tell you the specifics.. That's why after Medufsaid replid and I think a bit, I think mine is just based on general % based on $ amount invested

Short green only 🤦‍♀️ wait tomorrow data then you can confirm whether there is another hike incoming in Dec
Check under the assets in your portfolio 🤦‍♀️ the ETFs holdings are there and performance of it

Short green only 🤦‍♀️ wait tomorrow data then you can confirm whether there is another hike incoming in Dec

Its ok. Not going to bother anymore for time being as have decided to close my portfolios after not looking at them for a long time. 1 of my portfolio actually have negative returns if in USD. 
I think if I didn't find this thread, I would have continue holding them

There's another data coming tomorrow?

I thought have to wait till December

I somehow think there won't be any hike this year.. but we'll see.

Its ok. Not going to bother anymore for time being as have decided to close my portfolios after not looking at them for a long time. 1 of my portfolio actually have negative returns if in USD. 
I think if I didn't find this thread, I would have continue holding them

same here, I am on negative currently   

but no choice, have to cut the loss and move on

parkiu SAMY for talking how great the robo is, end of the day it's just not smart enough o0o

only thing considerable is SA simple for it's flexibility

Since the implementation of 0.3% fee for single ETFs (flexible portfolio), does anyone know if if this is cheaper than purchasing them from Rakuten?

Currently using Rakuten to purchase individual US ETFs but UI/UX is not as good as SA and many don't take into consideration that there is a buy/sell spread when converting MYR to USD on top of the usual buying and selling fees

Thank you!

4th anniversary  with SAMY.

Annual returns less than 3%

withdraw all and put in FD better?

same here, I am on negative currently   

but no choice, have to cut the loss and move on

parkiu SAMY for talking how great the robo is, end of the day it's just not smart enough o0o

only thing considerable is SA simple for it's flexibility

Since the implementation of 0.3% fee for single ETFs (flexible portfolio), does anyone know if if this is cheaper than purchasing them from Rakuten?

Currently using Rakuten to purchase individual US ETFs but UI/UX is not as good as SA and many don't take into consideration that there is a buy/sell spread when converting MYR to USD on top of the usual buying and selling fees

Thank you!