Given how much my wife and I are investing into our Smartly and StashAway Singapore Robo-Advisor Accounts, I’m surprised by how little I write about their performance. And I don’t show a summary of our Smartly and StashAway portfolio values on my blog as well.
I try to include the values of the US ETFs purchased in our Smartly and StashAway accounts in the StocksCafe Portfolio. Which is actually shown on one of my blog pages. But I guess it’s better for me to start having dedicated blog pages to Smartly and StashAway since I have always been a big supporter of them from the beginning.
You can now check out my Smartly and StashAway portfolio values as blog pages. I have not included my wife’s accounts since it’s generally about 1.5 to 2 times in size and has twice the monthly automated cash inflows compared to my accounts.
I’m considering sharing my referral code for Smartly and referral link for StashAway to give myself a financial incentive to provide more updates on our portfolio performance. In any case, the platform fee waiver applies to both the referrer and referee.
I have also been thinking about providing feedback to both Smartly and StashAway for their consideration on how to keep improving in all aspects. It would also benefit me as an investor and user.
if i have to choose on smartly or stashaway. which would be preferred?
in terms of cost, returns, ease of use, transparancy, and risk
At this stage, if I had to choose between Smartly and StashAway as my only Singapore Robo-Advisor account. I would have gone with StashAway all things considered. But I like both for different reasons, which is why my wife and I have one Smartly account and one StashAway account each.
Have you considered AutoWealth as well? I am still looking into which one I should go for.
Nope, I have not considered AutoWealth so far. My wife and I already have one Smartly account and one StashAway account each. Which is more than enough. And we might even consolidate with just one robo-advisor eventually in the future.