Row 35555

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Most likely not robo only. But it seems like a couple of those with free/low cost robos are also well rounded. Unless there something I'm missing?

But if I'm understanding you correctly. You mean, instead of going through a robo. I just put the money in an S&P tracker and keep on with that? Seems simple enough, but with Robos, that are much more diversified no? Also speaking of robos. I've read somewhere that it's better to have robos on Roth accounts than normal investing accounts because the robos do a lot of rebalancing and get gains, but the gains aren't taxed when in Roth. Whereas they would in a normal brokered account. Or something along those lines. Thoughts?

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text Most likely not robo only. But it seems like a couple of those with free/low cost robos are also well rounded. Unless there something I'm missing? But if I'm understanding you correctly. You mean, instead of going through a robo. I just put the money in an S&P tracker and keep on with that? Seems simple enough, but with Robos, that are much more diversified no? Also speaking of robos. I've read somewhere that it's better to have robos on Roth accounts than normal investing accounts because th…
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datetime 2024-05-21
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