Does anybody here use susten.jp ?
How is it, and how much does it cost? They don't advertise their fee on their public website.
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There is a 'fee' page on that site: https://susten.jp/fees
Seems they take a % of profits month by month, based on previous highs.
I'm guessing you'd be better off investing in 1-3 mutual funds yourself
Seems they take a % of profits month by month, based on previous highs.
I'm guessing you'd be better off investing in 1-3 mutual funds yourself
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Oh, you're right! How did I miss it??
So, they take between 0.12%-0.18% of gains only, not NAV. It seems cheap.
Edit: Holy molly, it's not percents, it's fractions of the gain, i.e. 12%-18% Noooo thanks!
So, they take between 0.12%-0.18% of gains only, not NAV. It seems cheap.
Edit: Holy molly, it's not percents, it's fractions of the gain, i.e. 12%-18% Noooo thanks!
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The "tax-optimized" automatic rebalancing thing is attractive, but the ETFs they invest in aren't much. They don't have any SVC/RIET or factor tilt. I'd definitely sign up if they had some DFA funds.
Investing in US funds only doesn't feel that much tax-optimized to me, too.
Investing in US funds only doesn't feel that much tax-optimized to me, too.