I am also an office worker. I have been in contact with financial management for almost two years. I have used both the Rubik's Cube and the Everyday Fund you mentioned. Let me talk about my financial mental journey. I used the Everyday Fund first. The first feeling I got from Tiantian Fund was a little dazzling. Because there are too many types of funds on the platform, even if the fund information is very detailed, there are many auxiliary functions that can help screen funds and display the comparison results in multiple dimensions, but I can't use them well every time, and the major is a bit unsuitable for me. Because everyone who knows the fund knows that choosing a fund depends not only on the income, but also on a series of indicators such as fund size, fund risk indicators and fund companies. I often see 12 points on the computer after work, and I haven't found any results. It took a lot of time to vomit with friends and didn't make any money. He recommended me to try the financial Rubik's Cube, saying that the recommended fund portfolios are all matched with low-risk and high-yield fund portfolio products according to my risk tolerance, and there will be more professional financial services every day. Their platform says that the goal is to ultimately improve the profitability of users, which sounds more attractive. I didn't want to be a leek, so I chose the financial Rubik's Cube. Professional people do professional things, and I don't have to worry too much about financial management.