Source: AutoWealth
My previous article on StashAway produced a lot of great feedback and debate from readers. Big shoutout to all readers of Financial Horse, great to know that readers are sophisticated investors who would never take a simple 6.9% projected CAGR at face value.
There was a fair bit of feedback to do a follow up piece on Autowealth, given that they have a slightly different asset allocation strategy and lower fees. It’s been something that I really wanted to do as well, since I felt the previous piece was incomplete, and failed to address a few key questions:
1. Are the problems limited to StashAway? Is Autowealth a better alternative?
2. Can we create a complete DIY portfolio for the robo-adviser crowd? Can we achieve similar performance to a robo-adviser without the fees?
3. What is the future of Robo-advisers?
IntroductionAutoWealth, like StashAway, is a robo-adviser.
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