Pretty much the same from what I was reading, says you benefit more with Wealthfront if your money is <100k but not really that much. Betterment the only one I saw in action and it looks very easy to navigate through and set up account to roll over your money so I'm leaning that way.
I don't think they are I know Betterment is pretty popular shit pops up on my mint account all the time but I will feel much better if I actually know someone personally or someone on BGOL could talk about their experience with one of these companies.
Not a scam, roboadvisors are the new thing, instead of paying someone to manage your finances, companies like Betterment will automate and diversify your investments for you without any face to face conversations. Pretty much all the brokerage firms are getting into these types of investments. Betterment is the most popular because they pretty much advertise on every blog and podcast.
I don't know and too lazy to be doing my own research on stocks and stuff and I need to put my money into something b/c I'm not making anything with J.P. Morgan since I quit my job back in 2014.
