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snowlearning

15h ago

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When does it make sense to switch from a robo-advisor to DIY ETFs?

At what portfolio size did DIY investing start to feel worth the extra effort for you? Or is the convenience of a robo-advisor still worth paying for even with a larger portfolio?

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Shirley

8h ago

Switch to DIY ETFs when the fees saved outweigh the convenience of a robo-advisor. No fixed portfolio size, but savings grow as your portfolio gets bigger.

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1M45

13h ago

Regardless of portfolio size, DIY is worth it—when taking fee drag into account, every cent counts.

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