Lump Sum Investing vs Dollar Cost Averaging
This is a question that plagues new investors everywhere: is it better to invest the cash you have all at once or spread it out over a few weeks or…
The name can be misleading, but a robo-advisor is not actually a robot. Behind every robo-advisor there are actual people. The term “robo” is only there to emphasize that the investment is happening on autopilot for the investor (that’s you).
We’ve got lots of great articles on the on robo-advisors, but we bet you’re looking for one of these:
Robo-advisors are the perfect way to get started in the stock market, even when you don't know anything about investing. Simply set up an account, add some funds, and they'll take care of the rest!