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Frequently asked questions

How much do I need to invest?

Our minimum to start is just $1,000.

Are there any other costs?

The only other cost is the management fee charged by the ETF issuers. This is taken out of the fund’s assets, not billed to you directly. Everyone who invests in these funds pays the same fee, whether through Stockspot, another adviser, or directly.

Do lower fees mean lower returns?

No. Our ETF portfolios give you broad market exposure and our automation keeps costs down. This means more of your money stays invested and working for you.

How do fees work if I have more than one account?

Once any one of your accounts has a balance over $20,000, we combine the balances of all your Stockspot accounts, including fee-free kids’ accounts and super, to work out your fee tier. This can help you reach a lower fee tier faster.

How often should I add to my portfolio?

It’s completely up to you. You can add weekly, monthly, or whenever you like. Many clients set up automatic deposits to grow their investments steadily.

Are there any set-up, exit or brokerage fees?

No. We don’t charge set-up fees, exit fees or brokerage. There are no hidden charges.

How do your fees compare to others?

Our fees are much lower than the industry average. Over time, this can save you thousands compared to traditional advisers.

Are your fees tax-deductible?

In most cases, yes. Our service fee is usually tax-deductible, so your actual cost could be even lower. Please check with your tax adviser for your own situation.

Are kids’ accounts free?

Yes. Kids’ accounts are free up to $10,000 for everyone. As your family’s total balance grows, the fee-free limit for kids’ accounts grows too. See the table above for details.

Do you charge for rebalancing or switching?

No. We automatically rebalance your portfolio at no cost to keep it aligned with your goals and risk profile.