you sure?
from this screen i chosen "i want to take a little more risks"
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then go to this screen
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the risk index is 26 / 30 / 36%

or is it because you haven't unlock your high risk index function yet?

Screenshots? You probably misclicked something. It should be 26/30/36.

Only 36.

Only 36% risk has S&P 500, even 30% risk don't have it.

wah. return 3.4k?? 

What's your risk? Mine is 20% with +4% so far

Referral code request / promotion is not allowed in LYN.

whoever mentioned the magic word "referral" will get reported by some legend 

But for the game entries harnessed from DuitNow, you only can earn 1-5 cents
Unlike game entries harnessed from JomPay transactions

Anyway, we are OT from this thread already

May continue discussion in MAE thread:
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4749068/+160

auto debited to stashaway using jompay, but no chances to play jewel rush also. sad

You don’t need to adjust ur risk, the page is just to tell you what they are about to do, whether you accept or not you will be moved to use reoptimized portfolios anyway.

It’s always 0.1%

U will be charged a total of RM4 (RM4000 * 0.1%) for the currency exchange fee.
So u will receive RM3996 and balance will be RM6000 if there's no movement in the currency/market.

Reply from StashAway:

Our management fee ranges from 0.2%-0.8% per annum. It is charged monthly, on a pro rata basis, on the average Assets under Management (AUM) of that month. Kindly note that the average AUM also includes any returns made on the portfolio. This fee includes the cost of executing the ETF transactions, rebalancing your portfolio and changing your asset mix when economic conditions change (re-optimization). There is no additional brokerage/ transaction fee or any other fee.

Please note that ETFs charge, on average, an expense ratio of 0.15%-0.25%. This is charged over the course of the year in the form of adjustments to the Net Asset Value. This is not an actual cash flow borne by you. It is offset by the EFT funds before distributing the returns back to you. This expense ratio is incurred regardless of what platform you use to purchase ETFs.

There is also a currency conversion fee of 0.1% on the spot rate charged by our broker. This fee is much lower than what you will get with most banks on the street. Also, just to share, 0.1% is 0.001. If you watch the way currencies move in any given day, it will probably move by more than that in any given day.

Besides those, there are no other charges charged to you. Hope this clarifies

that is what bothers me too. we should expect the return to average out over years (peaks and troughs is normal) but when to leave?

Guys, can I pay to SA using credit card?
If I did pay using CC for investment thing, will there be interest that I need to pay (my dad told this). Maybe just to scare me😑.
I know there is a interest charged for late payment, but this sound new to me.