If you are an expert in investing, have the time needed to conduct regular research, and have the discipline to adhere to an investing methodology objectively, you can do your own investing.
If you lack any of the above three qualities, it’s wiser to delegate long-term investing to experts, instead of pursuing a do-it-yourself (DIY) approach.
A good robo advisory firm offers online what a high-quality wealth manager offers for long-term investing. Moreover, the service is available to those who do not have sufficient investible money to qualify for access to a traditional high-quality wealth manager.
That is, a good robo advisory firm solves your need for a high-quality and trustful investment adviser and investment manager in Australia. Benefit from its online service for your long-term financial wellness.
Related information
Read the answers to the related questions:
- What does it take to make DIY (do-it-yourself) investments rather than hiring a financial adviser?
- Is setting up a family office worth it compared to availing a robo-adviser service for my wealth of $20 million?
- Should I hire a financial adviser to help me invest a small amount, say $5,000, for the long term?
Also refer to the related knowledge resources:
- An introduction to discretionary investment management
- Financial advisers and discretionary investment management
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