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Empower vs Betterment
Empower is a free advanced tools plus hybrid advisory service for people with over $100k in investments. How does it compare to Betterment? Read our comparison chart below.
While Betterment offers automatic investing starting at an annual fee of 0.25% of your account balance. There is no fee to open an account and no minimum deposit required. All balances get automatic rebalancing, tax loss harvesting, and access to financial experts.
Compare Empower with Betterment, side-by-side. Read on for an in-depth look, including ratings, reviews, pros and cons.
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Empower: Pricing information from published website as of 04/30/2020
Betterment: Pricing information from published website as of 04/04/2018
Empower: Empower Personal Wealth, LLC (“EPW”) compensates CREDITDONKEY INC for new leads. CREDITDONKEY INC is not an investment client of Personal Capital Advisors Corporation or Empower Advisory Group, LLC.
Funds placed in the Empower Personal Cash Program are FDIC insured by program banks up to an aggregate of $5,000,000. (up to $10 million for joint accounts)
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