Best apps for investing your money
Betterment
Betterment looks and feels like a modern investing service used by professionals. It helps with financial planning, retirement, rollovers, trusts, and tax loss harvesting.
If you need to reach a goal or want to create a retirement account, you can’t really go wrong with Betterment. The service asks you to build a profile and deposit money. From there, Betterment decides where to put everything. And your performance is constantly analyzed to suggest changes while projecting what the future could be depending on adjustments.
Maybe Robinhood, Acorns, and Stash are too simple for you. Betterment, thought still performing as a robo-advising, takes into account your background and financial position. It gives a mature vibe but remains totally understandable (and automatic).
Betterment has an annual fee of 0.25% if you have less than a $100,000 balance. Accounts holding more than $100,000 get hit with a 0.40% fee. You can tell by the pricing alone that Betterment is a serious service.
Article source: https://www.technobuffalo.com/2017/09/23/best-apps-for-investing-your-money/