betterment or wealthfront or any other
I’m in early stages of my investing career. Tried trading individual stocks but couldn’t make much. thinking of investing in etf’s. would a robo invester be a good option? or should I invest in etf’s on my own?
I started with wealthfront and as my portfolio grew, I used the allocation created by wealthfront as an input into my own portfolio on Vanguard
Wealthfront. If you need a referral link I can give you one
Fidelity or Vanguard. Don't bother with the little guys. They're no cheaper than the discount brokers to start, and they charge significant fees once you have a decent sized portfolio.
All in vtsax, trading stocks is for suckers.
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I’m really happy with betterment for what it is. I basically just wanted a sep ira account I mostly managed with low fees. It makes pretty boring picks (vtsax for stock allocation or bond etfs), and I can move my allocations at any time. I believe wealthfront offers pretty much the exact same thing though.
Vanguard
You need a financial advisor. Not strangers on blind
Nobody needs a financial advisor. Buy and hold a lazy 3-fund index portfolio at Fidelity or Vanguard and you're set.
Could u give an example of some index funds you are referring to