Wise Banyan

Robo investing is becoming a fad these days. Everyone is aware of betterment and wealth front. I recently came across Wise Banyan.

WiseBanyan is a lot like betterment and wealthfront. However they do not charge fees. Fees is charged for tax-loss harvesting and other specialties (i.e. their business model). They are limited in types of accounts available. I personally love it. Zero fees. I am not too worried about Tax-loss harvesting.

The portfolio that wealthfront generated for me was not too diversified. WiseBanyan was better. Betterment was the best.

Please take a look @ wisebanyan

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  1. DivHutOctober 29, 2016 at 8:50 PM

    Certainly the hot topic of the finance world as these companies compete for millennial money.

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