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People don't realise that the opportunity cost of those fees is compounding money. In your example that 67k is 4.8% of your investments. And that's not includi
by desmosxxx 2y ago
People don't realise that the opportunity cost of those fees is compounding money.
In your example that 67k is 4.8% of your investments. And that's not including the fees of the ETF or mutual funds you get invested in.
I would never even think about touching this service - why would anyone use this?
- fragmede 2y agoBecause it's easy. If someone's eyes glazes over before you get to the third Q in QQQ, and they're not going to entertain a conversation over Roth and 401k, some place to just money over to for retirement is very attractive.