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Just go buy VTI. Unless you value all the trappings of Betterment at 0.25% of your balance, I haven't seen any analysis online that suggest returns are any bett
by fny 10y ago
Just go buy VTI. Unless you value all the trappings of Betterment at 0.25% of your balance, I haven't seen any analysis online that suggest returns are any better outside of random chance. [0]
The only con would be you'd need to spend a few hours a year managing your money.
[0]: http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/betterment-vs-vanguard/ http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/betterment-vs-vanguard/
- rbcgerard 10y agoThat's a pure equity index. but yes, could just buy a target date fund. I think that is the trade off, at 15bps the math sort of made sense just from a time savings/hassle factor, at 25bps, not so much...