Stockspot: Robo Advice
Stockspot makes investing easy. Be as hands-on or hands-off as you like. Grow your wealth with your own professionally managed investment portfolio. See exactly what you’re invested in and watch your portfolio grow.
TAILORED INVESTMENT ADVICE AND INVESTMENT STRATEGY
Whether your aim is to grow your wealth, save for a home, save for retirement, or invest for your kids future, we help you get there with the right portfolio and guidance.
LOW-COST
A low monthly fee gets you a personalised portfolio consisting of low-cost ETFs. No hidden fees like brokerage, transaction charges, or withdrawal fees.
MANAGED BY FINANCIAL EXPERTS
Our team of unbiased experts select and manage the right low-fee investments designed to grow your wealth. Our portfolios have been carefully constructed based on Nobel Prize winning research.
INVESTMENTS WITH A PROVEN TRACK RECORD
Intelligent investment management. You get a broad mix of ASX and global investments with a proven long-term track record.
AUTOMATIC REBALANCING
Our expert team and smart technology manages your portfolio to ensure you always have the right balance of investments.
-- Stockspot Investment App Features --
Easy log-in: Use biometric login or set a 4-digit PIN for quick access on the go
Transparency: See your assets, track your portfolio value, savings value and total return
Transaction history: Keep track of your transactions, dividends and income
Education: Read the latest money insights from the Stockspot blog
Invite program: Refer your friends and benefit
--Featured In--
Australian Financial Review, Channel 9 News, Channel 7 News, The Today Show, Sydney Morning Herald, Business Insider, The Age, Yahoo Finance - and more
--Customer satisfaction--
"The two key ways Stockspot differs from a traditional financial adviser or fund manager is with low fees and unbiased advice." - Forbes Magazine
"Forget paying thousands of dollars in service fees and trailing commissions, online financial adviser Stockspot wants to disrupt the cosy world of wealth management." - Sydney Morning Herald