RA with EE

[Gtx Gaming]

http://ra.easyequities.co.za/

Looks pretty good only 0.90% fees!

 

[backstreetboy]

https://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php/637974-Easy-Equities-good-or-bad

 

[backstreetboy]

Sygnia is cheaper at 0.65% tic or 0.75% tic via RoboAdvisor.

 

[stealthywealth.co.za]

These, in my opinion are the current top 3 RA's in South Africa
The Best RA In South Africa

 

[supersunbird]

These, in my opinion are the current top 3 RA's in South Africa
The Best RA In South Africa

About your article 9 Reasons Why I Don't Like RA's, your RA can realistically have about 75% equity and 20% property (the rest I'd but in bonds), and that would have beaten a 100% equity portfolio in SA over various time periods...

 

[stealthywealth.co.za]

About your article 9 Reasons Why I Don't Like RA's, your RA can realistically have about 75% equity and 20% property (the rest I'd but in bonds), and that would have beaten a 100% equity portfolio in SA over various time periods...

Yes some of the RA's allow you to assign your own asset allocation (within the constraints of Regulation 28). But all the cheap options I have checked (Sygnia, 10x, Easy Equities) choose the allocation for you (with far less allocated to Equity and Property than I would like)

 

[supersunbird]

Yes some of the RA's allow you to assign your own asset allocation (within the constraints of Regulation 28). But all the cheap options I have checked (Sygnia, 10x, Easy Equities) choose the allocation for you (with far less allocated to Equity and Property than I would like)

Equity is near the limits in most (50% local, 22% international at 10X for example), but yes, they are nearly all (whether index or managed balanced funds) light on property. But my point is still stands, one can have a proper 95% high growth assets RA if one so wishes.

 

[Eti1]

Yes some of the RA's allow you to assign your own asset allocation (within the constraints of Regulation 28). But all the cheap options I have checked (Sygnia, 10x, Easy Equities) choose the allocation for you (with far less allocated to Equity and Property than I would like)

With Sygnia you can construct your own RA. Can even put ETFs in it.

 

[stealthywealth.co.za]

With Sygnia you can construct your own RA. Can even put ETFs in it.

Well technically not ETF's but Index Tracking Unit Trusts (more expensive than their ETF's)

 

[Eti1]

Well technically not ETF's but Index Tracking Unit Trusts (more expensive than their ETF's)

No, I checked two days ago. Real ETFs.

 

[stealthywealth.co.za]

Hmmm, interesting coz so did I
You got a link?

 

[Eti1]

Hmmm, interesting coz so did I
You got a link?

No link. When making an additional contribution I saw that I could add ETFs

 

[stealthywealth.co.za]

No link. When making an additional contribution I saw that I could add ETFs

Interesting.... thanks for the info!. I'm surprised it isn't on the list given on their website

 

[HavocXphere]

gtx why would you open an RA now if:

The main reason why I am looking at working for them is, that I can go work in UK branch after a year or so. They actually employ mostly SA staff, even my interview was in Afrikaans. They also a Tier A visa sponsor in the UK.

If you want to bounce then don't stick money in a SA RA...makes no sense.