In recent years, robo-advisors have become more popular among people who are new and unfamiliar to investing. These digital wealth management platforms use algorithms and data to help users find the best investment strategy, and automatically invest in it. When you open an account with a robo-advisor, it asks for your target return, investment timeframe, and risk tolerance to find you the most suitable investment portfolio. There is less individual involvement compared to using a financial advisor or broker as these robo-advisors automatically rebalance your portfolio when the market shifts, which could appeal to those who prefer to invest passively. The fees robo-advisors charge are also usually lower than the typical wealth manager. What is Syfe? Founded in 2017, Syfe is a robo-advisor based in Singapore, licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) under a Capital Markets Services License. Syfe offers seven fully managed investment portfolios with no minimum investment amounts or lock-in periods....