Wealthify Robo Investment

maxsteam

TheDarkKnight93 said:

 it appears as though Robo investing will charge you higher fee's as they are managing everything based on your risk appetite you tell them.

Robo Investing is just a trendy term that gives the impression that they are doing something new and innovative. I am sure the words bespoke and cutting-edge should be thrown in too.

My opinion is that you are better investing in a large, mainstream fund through a broker who is a member of the London Stock Exchange. 

Daliah

maxsteam said:.

My opinion is that you are better investing in a large, mainstream fund through a broker who is a member of the London Stock Exchange. 

Which of the below would you not consider large, mainstream funds? What funds would you find acceptable? How would the average person find a broker, and how would they communicate with them? How much would they have to pay the broker?

GeoffTF

Daliah said:

maxsteam said:.

My opinion is that you are better investing in a large, mainstream fund through a broker who is a member of the London Stock Exchange. 

Which of the below would you not consider large, mainstream funds? What funds would you find acceptable? How would the average person find a broker, and how would they communicate with them? How much would they have to pay the broker?

Mercer Emerging Markets is an unusual one, but it is quite large. Most people use online brokers:

https://monevator.com/find-the-best-online-broker/

As far as investments are concerned, you can just use a packaged fund like Vanguard LifeStrategy:

https://www.vanguardinvestor.co.uk/investing-explained/what-are-lifestrategy-funds

Alternatively, here is a simple approach that should be better, but involves more work:

https://www.kroijer.com/