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Wealthfront Review

4.3/5Editorial rating

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Overview

Wealthfront pairs automated indexing with a high-yield cash account, direct indexing at higher balances and a detailed planning engine.

Who it's best for

Automation-first investors who want software-driven planning and a strong cash account.

Pros

  • Strong planning software
  • Competitive cash account
  • 529 college accounts

Cons

  • No human advisors
  • $500 minimum
  • Direct indexing needs high balances

Fees, minimums and key facts

Minimum investment$500
Fees0.25% annual
Asset typeETF portfolios, cash
Accredited investors onlyNo
LiquidityHigh
Expected hold time
Account typesTaxable, IRA, Roth, 529

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