Hi tex91, I hope this thread is still alive. I in Italy used moneyfarm for many years which seemed to me the least worst at the time.
Now it is slightly improved but still remains expensive compared to Spanish or English robo advisors.
It is expensive especially for those who invest less than €20,000.
I tried to see if there were better alternatives, but the sites that make comparisons between robo advisors in Italy like this https://renditepassive.net/robo-advisor/ always end up naming the same 4 or 5 services, all expensive, some with minimum entry limits above 50k.
Also we need to be careful about the funds they use to compose our portfolios. They often sell themselves as the best low-cost robo advisor, but then the funds they include are expensive.
The problem is that I am not constant investing every month in world ETFs.
It is stronger than me.
Now I’ve changed countries, so I’m trying to figure out what’s best for me. That’s why I read good forums like this one to look for first-hand information.