Robo Advisor Ratings
Robo Advisors Criteria
- Trustpilot Ratings. Trustpilot is considered reliable due to its open platform allowing a wide range of customer feedback, verification processes to confirm the authenticity of reviews, and a strong commitment to transparency.
- Fees and Costs. We compare the fees charged by different robo-advisors. We look at fees such as management fees, expense ratios of the ETFs or mutual funds used, and any additional costs. Lower fees can significantly impact long-term investment returns.
- Range of Investment Options. We look at the range of assets the robo-advisor invests in. Some may offer a broad mix including stocks, bonds, ETFs, and more exotic assets like real estate or commodities, while others might be more limited.
- Accessibility. Good company accessibility is important for sufficiently servicing customers. Is the platform easy to use? Does it offer a mobile app? Look for features like automatic rebalancing, easy deposit/withdrawal processes, and clear reporting. Do they offer access to human advisors for those who may want to talk to a human financial advisor?
- Educational Resources. For beginners or those looking to learn more, we think it’s important for robo-advisors to offer educational resources, like articles, webinars, or tutorials about investing and financial planning.
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Axos | No Reviews | 7.6/10 |
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Betterment | 22 Reviews | Poor | 7.4/10 |
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Interactive Advisors | 15 Reviews | Poor | 7.2/10 |
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M1 Finance | 156 Reviews | Poor | 6.6/10 |
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Wealthfront | 8 Reviews | Poor | 7.4/10 |
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Last updated: 1/31/24