For main portfolio right?
Not for Simple™?

Forex gain/loss which includes 0.1% conversion fee by Citibank and daily forex movement.
MYR is strong now.

Yes, reference 1 should be unique.

This post has been edited by GrumpyNooby: Dec 15 2020, 09:26 AM

App update is available for Android.

SAMY doesn't allow/offer withdrawal to Simple™?

This is under Transfer menu not under Withdrawal menu.

When I did a full withdrawal request, it only allows to go the designated bank account.

Thanks for the clarification.

They sold my IJR and buy other ETFs.
Very likely because IJR has exceeded the targeted allocation.

Don't get confused between rebalance and reoptimize.

What is bothering from the video if you're earning double digit return for the year?
Of course, you can squeeze for more return with DIY by opening an offshore trading account and buy prestigious ETFs at lower cost.

This post has been edited by GrumpyNooby: Dec 20 2020, 09:18 PM

The correction that we're waiting for is starting?

Which investment is insured by PIDM?
Only deposits and insurance are under the purview of PIDM.

Yes, it's so far so good.

Some shared earlier that if the sales order is executed by tonight, you'll see money in the bank account by 2 days later (late evening).

I wanted to buy too.
How? Please teach ...

Emotional investing hurts your wealth

Affin Hwang World Series – Global Disruptive Innovation Fund feeds into ARK Innovation Fund (ARKK)

Have anyone of you tried to withdraw StashAway before?
What you wanted to know specifically?

And the annual fees is only when deposit is more than RM50K, less no charges?
Management fee is always there.
It depends on the promo code used for the fee waiver.

This post has been edited by GrumpyNooby: Jan 5 2021, 08:57 AM

Check under My Settings>Pay&Transfer in Maybank2U if there's any entry for Pacific Trustee Berhad.

Look under Linked Accounts/Transfer Future & Recurring/Standing Instructions

Found this article at CNA SG

Commentary: Letting a robo-adviser decide how to invest your money is a double-edged sword

SINGAPORE: Many consumer-facing Financial Technology (FinTech) firms have emerged to help Singaporeans with their financial affairs, from digital payments to insurance to remittances. Among them are robo-adviser firms that assist with investing.

Popular ones include StashAway, Syfe and AutoWealth.

Robo-advisers rely on algorithms to customise asset portfolios according to the client’s tolerance for risk. Portfolio rebalancing is done automatically in response to changing market conditions.

All these automated features eliminate the need for active management by the investor. The low fees charged compared to human investment managers have further stimulated interest in robo-advisers, as seen from numerous articles and discussion threads on local financial forums like Seedly and MoneySmart.

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/commen...anning-13824986