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Thursday, December 31, 2020 AutoWealth vs Syfe Hi all, it's been quite a while since I've last written in this space. This post shall serve the purpose of keeping a record of the investment I am trying out with two robo-advisors in Singapore. There are quite a handful of such tools currently in the market, the reason I chose these are listed below. Syfe - Simple interface - Lowest fees - Seems to have pretty good returns AutoWealth - Safe investment with its Saxo collaboration - Low fees - Seems to be in the biz for the long run Of course, these are my personal reasons and no robo has a one-size-fits-all package for everyone. They all invest in different products with different algorithms at different fees. You have to find out which suits you best with the various reviews done by the handful of financial blogs. For a start, you have to decide what is your personal risk appetite. Fret not, these robo tools have a way to decide and gauge your risk level by asking you a few questions regarding your purpose for the investment and what is the expected outcome you're looking for. Pretty simple stuff to get you started. AutoWealth do have a minimum amount which you have to put in n that is S$3000 to start things off. Syfe on the other hand do not have such a restriction. Therefore, I've decided to put in S$3050 into each account before the end of 2019. AutoWealth has a four level system - Level One being most conservative n Level Four most risky Syfe has a system based on 25% points - 5% least risky to 25% most risky What those risk levels actually mean are very different definitions with different robo, so you have to do your homework on which is more suitable for you. Here's mine below AutoWealth - Level Three (60% Equities/40$ Govt Bonds) Syfe - 19% Downside Risk Being an investment noob, I ain't really sure if the risk profiles for both actually match to allow the comparison to compete fairly. For simplicity sake, they're both at the 75th percentile of risk profile available for selection. I will be depositing some money into each account at the end of every month and see what sort of returns I'm getting by the end of 2020. This post will be updated with details at the end of every month, so do stay tuned. Start an account with AutoWealth click here Start an account with Syfe click here Investment updates (AutoWealth vs Syfe) :
31 Dec 2019 (Invested: S$3050/acc) : S$3050.00/$3050.00
2 Jan 2020 AutoWealth re-balance notification
21 Jan 2020 (Invested: S$5050/acc) : S$5085.00/$5103.00
22 Jan 2020 AutoWealth re-balance notification
31 Jan 2020 Syfe re-adjust to 13% downside risk for 70/30-equities/bonds
2 Feb 2020 (Invested: S$5050/acc) : S$5052.00/$4994.00 16 Mar 2020 AutoWealth re-balance notification 31 Mar 2020 (Invested: S$5250/acc) : S$4865.00/$5077.00 30 Apr 2020 (Invested: S$5250/acc) : S$5119.00/$5101.00 31 May 2020 (Invested: S$5450/$5250) : S$5464.00/$5087.00 8 Jun 2020 AutoWealth re-balance notification
30 Jun 2020 (Invested: S$5850/$5250) : S$5944.00/$5035.00 16 Jul 2020 AutoWealth re-balance notification 27 Jul 2020 Syfe re-balance notification 31 Jul 2020 (Invested: S$6100/$5250) : S$6327.00/$5181.00 13 Aug 2020 AutoWealth re-balance notification 30 Sep 2020 (Invested: S$6600/$6250) : S$6899.00/$6089.00 1 Oct 2020 Syfe re-balance notification 2 Oct 2020 AutoWealth re-balance notification 30 Nov 2020 (Invested: S$8000/$7050) : S$8632.00/$6966.00 31 Jan 2021 (Invested: S$10000/$8050) : S$10727.00/$7981.00 28 Feb 2021 (Invested: S$11000/$8550) :$11812.00/$8399.00 12 Mar 2021 AutoWealth re-balance notification 31 Mar 2021 (Invested: S$12000/$9050) : S$12957.00/$9198.00 13 Apr 2021 Syfe re-balance notification 19 Apr 2021 AutoWealth re-balance notification 30 Apr 2021 (Invested: S$13000/$9550) : S$14228.00/$10012.00 31 May 2021 (Invested: S$14000/$10050) : S$15264.00/$10492.00 14 Jun 2021 Syfe re-balance notification 3 Jun 2021 AutoWealth re-balance notification 26 Jun 2021 AutoWealth re-balance notification 30 Jun 2021 (Invested: S$15000/$10550) : S$16594.00/$11305.00 6 Jul 2021 AutoWealth re-balance notification 31 Jul 2021 (Invested: S$16000/$11050) : S$17826.00/$11829.00 9 Aug 2021 AutoWealth re-balance notification 31 Aug 2021 (Invested: S$17000/$11550) : S$18910.00/$12503.00 29 Sep 2021 AutoWealth re-balance notification 30 Sep 2021 (Invested: S$18000/$12050) : S$19480.00/$12533.00 31 Oct 2021 (Invested: S$19000/$14050) : S$20807.00/$15016.00 30 Nov 2021 (Invested: S$20000/$16050) : S$21790.00/$16918.00 31 Dec 2021 (Invested: S$21000/$18050) : S$22937.00/$19327.00 31 Jan 2022 (Invested: S$22000/$20050) : S$23121.00/$20469.00 3 Feb 2022 AutoWealth re-balance notification 28 Feb 2022 (Invested: S$23000/$22050) : S$23687.00/$21855.00 31 Mar 2022 (Invested: S$24000 each) : S$24407.00/$24030.00 26 Apr 2022 AutoWealth re-balance notification 30 Apr 2022 (Invested: S$25000 each) : S$24131.00/$23943.00 31 May 2022 (Invested: S$26000 each) : S$24795.00/$24457.00 2 Jun 2022 AutoWealth re-balance notification 27 Jun 2022 AutoWealth re-balance notification 30 Jun 2022 (Invested: S$27000 each) : S$24818.00/$24884.00 31 Jul 2022 (Invested: S$28000 each) : S$26865.00/$26681.00 17 Aug 2022 AutoWealth re-balance notification 31 Aug 2022 (Invested: S$29000 each) : S$27015.00/$27244.00 1 Sep 2022 AutoWealth re-balance notification 2 Sep 2022 AutoWealth re-balance notification 9 Sep 2022 AutoWealth re-balance notification 23 Sep 2022 AutoWealth re-balance notification30 Sep 2022 (Invested: S$30,000 each) : S$26,455.00 / $25,967.00 13 Oct 2022 Syfe re-balance notification 31 Oct 2022 (Invested: S$30,500 each) : S$27,580.00 / $26,801.00 18 Nov 2022 AutoWealth re-balance notification 30 Nov 2022 (Invested: S$31,000 each) : S$29,177.00 / $29,067.00 16 Dec 2022 AutoWealth re-balance notification 22 Dec 2022 AutoWealth re-balance notification 23 Dec 2022 AutoWealth re-balance notification 31 Dec 2022 (Invested: S$31,500 each) : S$28,161.00 / $28,209.00 31 Jan 2023 (Invested: S$32,000 each) : S$29,644.00 / $30,234.00 6 Feb 2023 AutoWealth re-balance notification 17 Feb 2023 AutoWealth re-balance notification 28 Feb 2023 (Invested: S$32,500 each) : S$29,866.00 / $30,308.00 2 Mar 2023 AutoWealth re-balance notification 8 Mar 2023 AutoWealth re-balance notification 24 Mar 2023 AutoWealth re-balance notification 31 Mar 2023 (Invested: S$33,000 each) : S$31,030.00 / $31,254.00 4 Apr 2023 AutoWealth re-balance notification 30 Apr 2023 (Invested: S$33,500 each) : S$31,704.00 / $31,468.00 8 May 2023 AutoWealth re-balance notification 31 May 2023 (Invested: S$34,000 each) : S$32,040.00 / $32,032.00 6 Jun 2023 AutoWealth re-balance notification 26 Jun 2023 AutoWealth re-balance notification 28 Jun 2023 AutoWealth re-balance notification 30 Jun 2023 (Invested: S$34,500 each) : S$33,990.00 / $34,352.00 31 Jul 2023 (Invested: S$35,000 each) : S$34,655.00 / $36,084.00 31 Jan 2024 (Invested: S$38,000 each) : S$38,642.00 / $39,156.00
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Sunday, December 22, 2013 Down Under Is anyone still here? I'm fast forgetting about this private space of mine, sorry to disappoint. My current location is \Australia Victoria state, an old town called Ballarat. Nope I'm not here for a holiday, I'm here to have my flight training done. As of now I've been here for 7 weeks already, and there's roughly another 15 weeks to go at least, to have all my training completed before returning to Singapore. This is the very first time I've left home for so long, but good thing that I'm not alone with all my course mates with me going through this together. Flight training here isn't easy with the turbulent weather conditions that I have to get used to in the tiny plane called C172S. Small it may be, it actually is a very fun plane to fly. I'm practically living the dream right now doing what I enjoy the most, although I do miss home. Spending all the festive periods away from my family in a foreign country will be quite an experience. It's during this period you appreciate what your family does for you. Over here, I have to worry about every single thing. Doing my laundry, cooking all my meals, doing all the cleaning up, it gets very weary after a while. I can't wait to be able to dabao again from the hawker centre where I can get cheap and yummy local food. The carrot cake, bak chor mee, roti prata etc etc oh goshhhhh I'm feeling hungry already. Hopefully I will find more time to update this space. For now, pictures to show my past 7 weeks here in Down Under. Saturday, June 08, 2013 Hi There I'm back! Apologies for neglecting this little space, if anyone is still here faithfully to read what I write. Time flies, it's been almost 6 months since I last posted a blog post. So what happened during this period of time? BUSY is all I can say. Busy with books, busy with tests, busy with exams. Within this period, I had 7 exams in January and 9 in May, which have only juz concluded, hence my return to this blog. I'm glad to say ground school is over and I've passed all exams required for me to proceed into the next phase of training at flight school in Melbourne. Right now I'm juz bumming around waiting for a departure date. It's exciting yet at the same time worrying. I've never left home for 6months, and now I gonna have to adapt to the climate, food and culture there, at the same time coping with the steep learning curve of flight training. Sounds daunting huh... But I won't be alone, thankfully. A whole class of us will be going together, so it won't be as bad I guess. There's still a long road ahead, but a third of the journey has passed with a remaining 12 months to go. Many hurdles lie ahead and I'm not taking anything for granted. I'll leave the rest of what I have to say with pictures then.
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