Investors will be able to choose their own asset classes, decide their financial allocations and change them at any time, the company said. Photo: Getty
Investors will be able to choose their own asset classes, decide their financial allocations and change them at any time, the company said. Photo: Getty

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StashAway introduces flexible portfolios to give investors more control

The new option moves away from the traditional robo-advisory model as investors become more savvy with their choices

Felicity Glover
Felicity Glover

July 12, 2022

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