Anonymous wrote:Call them

Don't ask for financial advice on the internet.

I'm not asking for financial advice, I'm asking if anyone has used it and what they think. That's asking for OPINION, not advice.

If I call them, they're going to try to sell it to me because they want my money. They're not the most objective people.

I forgot how dumb DCUMers are.

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Anonymous wrote:What's so intelligent about them?

The intelligence is in their making you think the portfolio is intelligent

Yeah. I'm just wondering what makes it better than a cheap index fund or ETF.

They want to keep/attract the millenials. The Intellingent portfolios are in response to services like Wealthfront and Betterment. They typically go through an online questionnaire and recommend allocation across multiple ETFs. provide auto-rebalancing, etc.

Here's a rating of all such advisors - https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/investing/best-robo-advisors/

Call them

Don't ask for financial advice on the internet.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's so intelligent about them?

The intelligence is in their making you think the portfolio is intelligent

Yeah. I'm just wondering what makes it better than a cheap index fund or ETF.

if you have to ask, you are not intelligent enough. lol

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What's so intelligent about them?

The intelligence is in their making you think the portfolio is intelligent

Yeah. I'm just wondering what makes it better than a cheap index fund or ETF.

Anonymous wrote:What's so intelligent about them?

The intelligence is in their making you think the portfolio is intelligent

What's so intelligent about them?

Has anyone used this for a regular brokerage account (e.g. not retirement account)? What do you think?