I've recently left the trading industry which opens up my ability to try other providers other than my previous employer. In the past, I managed my portfolio by myself with great attentiveness and spending a good deal of time following my investments. I'm looking forward to exploring the robo-investor world of automatic management.
If you find my assessments helpful, here are the links to benefit us both in using Wealthfront and/or Betterment.
Wealthfront | Betterment
When you sign up for Wealthfront, we each receive $5,000 additionally free assets.
When you sign up for Betterment, we each receive free management time.
When you sign up for Wealthfront, we each receive $5,000 additionally free assets.
When you sign up for Betterment, we each receive free management time.
The Baseline
$7,500.00 in each account initially. Adding $100/month thereafter.
The Objective
Spend 1 year with each account, monitoring success of the accounts with similar distribution settings. Comparing and contrasting the experience with each system.
Head-to-Head Comparison
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Automatic rebalancing | Yes | Yes |
Tax-loss harvesting | Yes | Yes |
Direct indexing | Yes, for balances above $100,000 | No |
Fractional shares | No | Yes |
Goal-based savings | No | Yes |
Investments | ETFs | ETFs |
Expense ratios | 0.12% average | 0.09% – 0.17% |
Account minimum | $500 | $0 |
Promotion | Manages the first $10,000 for free. | Get up to six months free, depending on initial deposit amount:
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Referral program | Invite a friend and Wealthfront will waive fees on an additional $5,000 for both of you. My link to help us both. |
Investors who get three people to sign up using their referral link get one year of free management. Plus, for each friend who joins, you both get 30 days for free. My link to help us both. |
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