Robo NISA

[fools_gold]

Wealthnavi have just announced a roboadvisor NISA for 2021. https://www.wealthnavi.com/nisa/teaser

It's an interesting development but can't be recommended due to its use of US ETFs and a silly 1% management fee.

[RetireJapan]

Probably better than nothing though, for the people that just don't want to deal with anything...

[Kanto]

Wealthnavi have just announced a roboadvisor NISA for 2021. https://www.wealthnavi.com/nisa/teaser

It's an interesting development but can't be recommended due to its use of US ETFs and a silly 1% management fee.

1. Strangely it is Regular-> New NISA not Tsumiate. Tsumitate would probably be more suited to a Roboadvisor.

2. That fund example....55% bonds? Geez, that is conservative.

3. If this was attractive to someone they probably should just do Tsumitate with an 8-asset class fund. Not my cup of tea though I did consider it initially.

[fools_gold]

1. Strangely it is Regular-> New NISA not Tsumiate. Tsumitate would probably be more suited to a Roboadvisor.

2. That fund example....55% bonds? Geez, that is conservative.

3. If this was attractive to someone they probably should just do Tsumitate with an 8-asset class fund. Not my cup of tea though I did consider it initially.

They use US ETFs which is probably why you can't do the Tsumitate. Emaxis have a series of roboadvisor like funds that do the same job and can be bought in a Tsumitate, but the fees on those are quite high too.