I’m trying my best And I really appreciate that! Sometimes it’s hard to know if what you’re doing is connecting with the viewer. Thats why the comments really help. Very much appreciate you watching!!!! 😁
Great video. You explain things very well. Wish I saw this video before I setup my Fidelity Go account. Hopefully they added tax lost harvesting by now.
And what about the cash drag that Schwab had a class action suit filed against them and lost because they didn't explain Intelligent Portfolios' high allocation in cash is NOT cost effective and certainly NOT free? Care to take a look at the returns of Schwab's robo-advisor compared to Fidelity or Vanguard?
I met with a fidelity guy, he is offering a fully managed portfolio that’s like over 1% fees. Then I see the 0.35% for Go (the robo). I have over 100k. I had a terrible 2022 and 2023 but that’s because I manually picked everything (badly). Do You think I should do “Go” or try the expensive managed plan? I fully absolve you of any responsibility as it would only be your educational advice. Thx….
I just started investing. I have a fidelity Go account myself. I am a little nervous about it though. I plan to review it after a year and see if I like my progress. Any advice for someone just starting out?
Hi Terrence! If it were me and I was nervous or hesitant about a certain investment, I’d add a smaller allocation to it just to see how it performed. If/when I’m comfortable I’d add more. 👍👍
Hi Randy! If I had to choose for myself I would choose Betterment between the two. Mostly due to better features / technology for Betterment. Hope you get started investing… the younger you start the better!
Good question, Jerome! The process used by Fielity Go should minimize any short term gains that may be incurred from rebalancing (if you have a taxable account). But I don't know for sure. That's just a theory. Fidelity Go may have less tax minimization than something like Betterment or Wealthfront.
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Seems like a pretty basic option that may work for some people. Thanks for a great overview of Fidelity Go! Keep up that great content 👍
Thanks Daniel! Appreciate it man and hoping the UA-cam algorithm blesses you 🤞😀
Finance is so complicated to me, but you make it sound simple. Thanks!
I’m trying my best And I really appreciate that! Sometimes it’s hard to know if what you’re doing is connecting with the viewer. Thats why the comments really help. Very much appreciate you watching!!!! 😁
Great video. The pricing breakdown was the cherry on top.
Glad you liked it, withonestone! 😁
Great video. You explain things very well.
Wish I saw this video before I setup my Fidelity Go account.
Hopefully they added tax lost harvesting by now.
And what about the cash drag that Schwab had a class action suit filed against them and lost because they didn't explain Intelligent Portfolios' high allocation in cash is NOT cost effective and certainly NOT free? Care to take a look at the returns of Schwab's robo-advisor compared to Fidelity or Vanguard?
I met with a fidelity guy, he is offering a fully managed portfolio that’s like over 1% fees. Then I see the 0.35% for Go (the robo). I have over 100k. I had a terrible 2022 and 2023 but that’s because I manually picked everything (badly). Do You think I should do “Go” or try the expensive managed plan? I fully absolve you of any responsibility as it would only be your educational advice. Thx….
How do you feel about it now?
I just started investing. I have a fidelity Go account myself. I am a little nervous about it though. I plan to review it after a year and see if I like my progress. Any advice for someone just starting out?
Hi Terrence! If it were me and I was nervous or hesitant about a certain investment, I’d add a smaller allocation to it just to see how it performed. If/when I’m comfortable I’d add more. 👍👍
Update?
Update?
Do you mean $49,999? 3:28
Is betterment better then go?? I want star Invest I’m 19 not sure which one is good ..
Hi Randy! If I had to choose for myself I would choose Betterment between the two. Mostly due to better features / technology for Betterment. Hope you get started investing… the younger you start the better!
Does it have short term capital gains distribution?
Good question, Jerome! The process used by Fielity Go should minimize any short term gains that may be incurred from rebalancing (if you have a taxable account). But I don't know for sure. That's just a theory. Fidelity Go may have less tax minimization than something like Betterment or Wealthfront.
@@RobbieMoney thank you.
Fidelity go sucks. I lost money with this shit.
Oh my god how many times can you repeat yourself ?