Nobody here is a Certified Financial Planner, a lawyer or a registered investment adviser, and nobody here works for or holds stock in any platform this site covers. Nothing on BestRoboAdvisors is personal financial advice.
What the site does
BestRoboAdvisors reviews and compares robo advisors and automated investing platforms: what each one costs, how it invests your money and where it falls down. You’ll find it all in the robo advisor reviews, the comparison guide and the guide pages.
The reviews lean on documents a platform can’t polish. Every robo advisor that manages money in the US files a Form ADV with the SEC, and that filing often disagrees with the marketing page about fees, assets and who manages your account. We read those filings, each platform’s own fee schedules and disclosures, and the independent performance data in Condor Capital’s Robo Report. The AUM by provider page puts the marketed numbers next to the filed ones.
Who writes it
Most pages carry the BestRoboAdvisors Editorial byline, which is the team, not one person. Guest contributors get their own byline and bio.
How the site makes money
Some platforms pay us when you sign up through our links. That never decides a ranking, and every review says what the platform gets wrong, including the ones that pay. The details are on the Advertising Disclosure page.
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