When you invest in SAMY, is MYR converted to USD directly to purchase ETF or MYR to SGD to USD as the HQ is in SG?

For those having risk index 6.5% or 8%, how many % is allocated to equities? What kind of equities are invested for these risk index?

Assuming that i dump my money in 6.5% risk index. Can i switch/sell and buy a 36% risk index from the money pool i have in 6.5% portfolio?

concept is similar to money parked in money market/bond funds an switch to equity periodically

when we fund SA account from bank account, is the transfer done via interbank GIRO/instant transfer/duitnow transfer?

GrumpyNooby is this transfer between portfolio automated based on the rules/criteria we define or we need to manually invest/transfer?

so we cant do auto debit with Stashaway, something with RSP (regular savings plan) in unit trust?

I've setup 2 portfolios in my account and initiated Auto debit in 1 of the portfolio. I also setup JomPay payment from M2U.

Question is how will SA know which portfolio to link/fund when the money is Auto debit from my bank account into SA account?

I know this might not be the right forum but just trying my luck.

I've got some investable money. I'm seeking opinions whether I should park this money in money market fund or invest in Stashaway lowest risk index.

Not looking at Bursa for now as the index has got up substantially.

SA lowest risk index is very much riskier than money market?

Can you do DCA from 6.5% portfolio to 36% portfolio automatically or need to transfer manually?

How come 18% drop seems to be higher than 36% during the recent market rout.

Is 8% Portfolio beating FD rate so far?

For those having the portfolio 6.5% and 8%, how was the performance is the portfolio between end Feb to end Mar during the stock market rout? Just trying to have a look on how the portfolio during the worst of time as I'm looking into investing into these portfolio

I understand that like 6.5% means the portfolio has 1% chance of losing more than 6.5% in a year but that's for a year.

I want to know how bad it performed within that particular month vs the so called risk index

I've recently taking profit from my SA portfolio (TWR 11.xx, taking profit amount of RM 730). This amount is the "profit" amount (current value - net deposit).

After transaction is completed, I check my portfolio again. This time TWR reduced a bit to 10.xx as expected but total returns still show RM 6xx. Question: why is total return not reduced to close to the net deposit amount, ie less/no profit since I've withdrawn the profit part from the portfolio?

So how do we take profit then especially from the profit part only?

Just read the FAQ saying that funding cannot be from a joint bank account. This is the 1st robo advisor that has such rule. No idea why KDI has such restriction

Where is option 5: keep DCA and buy more periodically?

Just received email from SA on the implementation of FX spread of 0.29% for MYR USD transactions from 5 Aug.

They claimed it's among the lowest spread but not sure how true is this

Now can buy BTC and ETH ETF in Flexible Portfolio

https://www.stashaway.my/bitcoin-etf?utm_so...PortfolioLaunch

Stashaway SG seems to launch new ETF platform. Check out on the FAQ: https://www.stashaway.sg/help-center/etf-investing

Probably will be available in MY in the near future