The pros and cons for each approach.

Robo-advisors have gained popularity in recent years, but they come with some pros and cons. While a robo-advisor manages your investments algorithmically, a financial advisor is a human who provides ...

Robo advisors generally cost less than traditional financial advisors, but their services are more limited. If you’re a first-time investor, robo advisors provide an easy way to start growing your ...

Artificial intelligence, or AI, has dominated investing headlines in recent years, and for good reason. The surge in AI investment and the rapid growth of companies participating in it, such as Nvidia ...

Robo-advisors automate the investing process for you, making it simple to invest in a diversified portfolio of assets — and they cost much less than a typical financial advisor. It’s ...

Seems like about a decade ago, everyone was buzzing about robo-advisors. The great financial disruptors. Technology in the driver’s seat. Human advisors in the back. Wealthfront, Betterment, SigFig, ...

Learn how robo-advisors work to control risk and generate returns Nick Gallo has been a financial content marketer and journalist for over six years. He has deep expertise in credit-related topics, ...

There are upsides to both, but the choice may come down to your starting deposit ...

Alana Benson is an investing writer who joined NerdWallet in 2019. She covers a wide variety of investing topics including stocks, socially responsible investing, cryptocurrency, mutual funds, HSAs ...

The reality about the financial advice industry today is that personalized, comprehensive advice is expensive. Per the most recent 2024 Kitces Research on Productivity, a client can expect to pay at ...

While robo-advisors still make up a small percentage of the asset management industry, they’ve managed to disrupt the industry with automated, low-cost solutions that appeal to digitally savvy ...