Not sure if I'm going to get chewed out for not wanting to be a "do it yourself" guy but I'm really considering a robo-advisor to keep up with rebalancing and tax loss harvesting, something I'm not likely to do to well by myself. Betterment charges 0.15% for $100,000 invested and Wealthfront charges 0.25%. But WF has "direct indexing" which they claim improves tax loss harvesting in a taxable account. I'm wondering would that make up for the 0.10% difference or should I go with betterment?
Submitted January 20, 2017 at 10:25AM by Minkybamboo http://ift.tt/2jUX46X
