What is the difference between a self-execution account and an advisory account?

Modified on Wed, 6 May at 8:53 AM

A Moneybase self-execution account allows you to choose and place your own investments. 

 

Moneybase can support you with factual information, platform guidance, and market information available to us at the time, but the investment decision remains yours.


An advisory account is different. With an advisory service, you receive personalised investment advice from highly qualified Financial Advisors who are approved by the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA).


Our advisors are not tied to any particular investment or product. This means they can assess your needs, objectives, risk appetite, and personal circumstances, then create a tailored investment portfolio and provide advice across a wide range of investments.


In simple terms:

Account typeWhat you receive
Moneybase self-execution accountFactual information and tools to help you make your own well informed investment decisions
Advisory accountPersonalised investment advice from MFSA-approved Financial Advisors, tailored to your needs and investment objectives

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