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If you use Wealthfront (www.wealthfront.com), a risk score of 6.5/10 supposedly has a median return of 5%/year. Pretty risky, though. Over 70% stocks.
by rhc2104 13y ago
If you use Wealthfront (www.wealthfront.com), a risk score of 6.5/10 supposedly has a median return of 5%/year.
Pretty risky, though. Over 70% stocks.
- nikoftime 13y agoHow does that compare to Betterment?
- rhc2104 13y agoWealthfront is very rigid on its asset allocation. You pick a risk score, and that's it. Thus, they can do some pretty interesting things that Betterment can't. Such as, if your assets are more than 500k, they replace the S&P 500 index with all 500 stocks, which increases the amount of tax loss harvesting.