In this webinar, hear from our leaders, Samuel Rhee, Chairman and CIO, and Gregory Van, CEO, to understand how our singular focus on our clients' success spurs us on to provide the best-in-class advice, access and fees across our platform and services. Understand how our Cash and SRS portfolios can help you achieve the investment success you deserve, when we access the most suitable product for reputable fund managers like Dimensional, PIMCO and Vanguard.
Read more about our portfolio change here.
00:00 Intro
3:43 Introduction about Endowus
14:05 About the New Endowus Cash & SRS portfolio
17:43 Our commitment to strategic passive asset allocation
27:52 The new portfolio, and the fees
32:10 Understanding FX denomination and hedging and how it works for our clients
45:16 Historical performance of portfolio
53:03 Why we believe in a passive allocation strategy, and why we don't invest in just S&P 500
57:05 The security of your money
58:57 How we only act in your best interest through rebate of trailer fees
1:06:55 Endowus versus Unit Trusts providers, versus Roboadvisors
1:12:24 QnA
Your questions, answered.
Q: Can I not accept this portfolio change, and can I accept the change later?
A: Yes, you can reject the portfolio change, or choose to accept the change later on. You will still be able to do recurring monthly investments into the same portfolio if you do not accept the change.
Q: Investing a lump sum versus dollar-cost averaging, which should we do?
A: Over a year, the market has around a 60% chance of increasing. In general markets go up, so lump sum investing has a higher chance of making higher returns. However, it might be prudent to space out your investments, for example, investing 50% of your lump sum across 3 months, then investing the remaining 50% another 9 months so you are fully invested within a year
Q: Why are the highest weightage funds for the Equity Portfolio highly correlated?
A: We aim to create a portfolio that is globally diversified and is market cap-weighted to capture market returns without over or underexposing geographical risk. It just so happens that the US market is the largest by market capitalisation, and that both the S&P 500 and the Dimensional Global Core Equity Fund have overlapping US exposure, and by nature developed markets are highly correlated to the US market.