Betterment, its biggest competitor, offers a management fee as low as 0.15 per cent, so both are below the roughly two per cent most
traditional financial advisors charge.
Not exact matches
Traditional wealth management companies such as Goldman, Bank Of America Merrill, and Citibank with physical offices around the world
charge around 1 - 2 % of assets under management for
financial advisors to actively manage their client's money.
A big part of the appeal of robo -
advisors is that they
charge less than the
traditional 1 percent fee many
financial advisors charge.
Traditional financial advisors and robo -
advisors both tend to
charge annual management fees.
In both cases, their fees are really low compared to
traditional financial advisors, who can
charge as much as 1.12 % for managing $ 100,000.
Although these fees are higher than some of their competition, they are still significantly lower than the fees
charged by
traditional financial advisors for managed accounts.
In both cases, their fees are really low compared to
traditional financial advisors, who can
charge as much as 1.12 % for managing $ 100,000.
Beyond
traditional permanent insurance needs, the policy is so clear and flexible and liquid that some
advisors are event considering using it as a place to deposit a modest lump sum for the client (for those who have the
financial wherewithal to do so), simply to allow the interest to accumulate and be used to pay for the cost of insurance
charges each year.