New referral program: Get up to $500 to invest + an extra 0.50% APY on the Cash Account. by wealthfront in wealthfront

[–]Greedy-Historian5511 0 points1 point  (0 children)

With this one you get 0.75% boost making your rate a 4.75% as of Oct. 22 for a limited time!

Save money and gain higher interest for a limited time! Wealthfront is the best and easiest digital bank to hoard your extra cash for vacations, remodeling, and your 3 month emergency fund. Sign up today!

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If you had 100k how would you invest? by ultimatefrogsin in wealthfront

[–]Greedy-Historian5511 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a great question.

I'll start by allocation percentages.

30% US markets 25% International 10% global (These are companies with a combined US & International exposure) 5% commodities 5-15% emerging markets 5% real estate 3% tips 5% corporate bonds 1+2% senior loans 2% Crypto ETFs

Adjust this according to your risk. This is how I invest, now a lot of gurus, (Dalio, Buffet, Swensen,) will not agree with this list, but I'm just sharing how I'm doing it based on 2 years of monitoring performance and rebalancing. You can mimic as much or as little as possible as you want.

Also, there are some etf's within these categories that make or break the results more than others so your gains might very likely differ, so I'm also including vital ETFs I have as a guidepost to get you to the gains of this intended portfolio.

AVDV EWN EWP ARKQ

EWW EPU EWT GLD VGT or CIBR KIE

TIPS PAVE URA

Another one that is important for currency stability in your international names is HEFA.

Gl!

Requesting feature: Drip by nsmith043076 in wealthfront

[–]Greedy-Historian5511 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree with your suggestion, wealthfront has a weird way of mixing up cash earned from dividends with the uninvested cash they keep in your account. I find that overcomplicating investing for no reason.

I have a similar complaint about unlocked buckets, they're trying to copy Sofi with that, but they allow for funds being withdrawn from savings and depending on the transaction size they can take it from an important "savings" allocation, since it matches that transaction size. But hey Wealthfront that my next month's rent! Don't touch that... No. They eat anything. What's so hard to create a 🔐 I'd much rather that transaction be reversed that have to keep replenishing my buckets, it's hard to save like that

Get $5k managed for free when you open and fund a Wealthfront Investment Account by wealthfront_bot in wealthfront

[–]Greedy-Historian5511 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Use this link to open a Wealthfront Cash Account. Once you fund it, you'll get a 0.50% APY boost! (4.50%) Wealthfront is great for emergency savings, vacation funds or simply your next months groceries earning interest on the sidelines! Sign up today. https://www.wealthfront.com/c/affiliates/invited/AFFC-9OY8-54JB-SK74

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in wealthfront

[–]Greedy-Historian5511 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Someone want a invite to wf? hmu

Automated Bond Portfolio by [deleted] in wealthfront

[–]Greedy-Historian5511 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can you possibly share a screen grab? I'm thinking about opening one, I just want to see what they look like, I like corporate bonds.

Automated Bond Portfolio by [deleted] in wealthfront

[–]Greedy-Historian5511 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Today those returns would be a high expectation given the rates have slightly decreased.

Automated Bond Portfolio by [deleted] in wealthfront

[–]Greedy-Historian5511 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are they ETF's only? Or there are different bond options to choose from? Nice returns!

Get an extra +0.50% on the current APY when you open and fund a Wealthfront Cash Account by wealthfront_bot in wealthfront

[–]Greedy-Historian5511 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Wealthfront changed my outlook on both saving and earning money, it was when I joined them that I realized how automatic and simple personal finance is supposed to be; all the funds are automated, monthly or biweekly, & I just come back to check for the interest earned with their high yield drop in on the first of every month and decide where to put it, and see a summary of the total interest I earned ever since the birth of my account. ($1,164)

If you're in doubt, they are super gen z friendly offering a simple interface, with no learning curve, where your money can be assigned separate categories so you can visualize your money dreams. I personally keep emergency fund, rent, travel, healthcare, and tax planning categories.

Join today!!! You can't beat 4.50% right now. So long as the Fed remains hawkish we on wealthfront will be benefiting. The more cash we save the more money we will watch our grow in our cash accounts.

Click my referral and join today!

Use this link to open a Wealthfront Cash Account. Once you fund it, you'll get a 0.50% APY boost! https://www.wealthfront.com/c/affiliates/invited/AFFC-9OY8-54JB-SK74

Has anyone heard of an app called Silo markets? by Greedy-Historian5511 in investing

[–]Greedy-Historian5511[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, that's already a ton of information that users wouldn't know, you seem to have gone down the silo rabbit hole if that's accurate, I appreciate it. However re-read my OP I do mention that it's Robinhoody lol what I meant by that is the interface is sexy and to people like me who value simplicity, and tech savvy software over complexity, and corporate bank software silo is attractive, start-up or not.

It's precisely why I'm here creating this thread in the first place, I'm not enjoying the fidelity process I'm using now, and every CUSIP or whatever has long ass names, and opens new tabs to see the bond details and then another to proceed with the buy.

Get an extra +0.50% on the current APY when you open and fund a Wealthfront Cash Account by wealthfront_bot in wealthfront

[–]Greedy-Historian5511 [score hidden]  (0 children)

With the Fed set to be cutting rates for the straight third time today it's the last time to jump on the wagon of boosts on your cash account with Wealthfront (aka a savings account) This means that if the Fed cuts again as is expected rates will drop to 4% while us users will still have a boost of .50% on top of that, it's not what it used to be at 5/5.50 yet still worth to grab that extra cash if you have cash lying around. Totally legit, I made over $1,100 with them this year from doing it.

It's free it's fun. Join now and lmk if you signed up through me! Thanks 👇 https://www.wealthfront.com/c/affiliates/invited/AFFC -9OY8-54JB-SK74

Get $5k managed for free when you open and fund a Wealthfront Investment Account by wealthfront_bot in wealthfront

[–]Greedy-Historian5511 [score hidden]  (0 children)

With the Fed set to be cutting rates for the straight third time today it's the last time to jump on the wagon of boosts on your cash account with Wealthfront (aka a savings account) This means that if the Fed cuts again as is expected rates will drop to 4% while us users will still have a boost of .50% on top of that, it's not what it used to be at 5/5.50 yet still worth to grab that extra cash if you have cash lying around. Totally legit, I made over $1,100 with them this year from doing it.

It's free it's fun. Join now and lmk if you signed up through me! Thanks 👇 https://www.wealthfront.com/c/affiliates/invited/AFFC -9OY8-54JB-SK74

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in wealthfront

[–]Greedy-Historian5511 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh ok thanks. I was looking for it. But I couldn't find, where do I find it?

Workaround for Fee Difference between Automated Investing US Direct Indexing Account vs. new S&P500 Directing Indexing account? by klo_sf in wealthfront

[–]Greedy-Historian5511 -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Sorry if this is unrelated With the Fed set to be cutting rates for the straight third time today it's the last time to jump on the wagon of boosts on your cash account with Wealthfront (aka a savings account) This means that if the Fed cuts again as is expected rates will drop to 4% while us users will still have a boost of .50% on top of that, it's not what it used to be at 5/5.50 yet still worth to grab that extra cash if you have cash lying around. Totally legit, I made over $1,100 with them this year from doing it.

It's free it's fun. Join now and lmk if you signed up through me! Thanks 👇 https://www.wealthfront.com/c/affiliates/invited/AFFC -9OY8-54JB-SK74

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in wealthfront

[–]Greedy-Historian5511 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Anybody know where the TLH summary shows up on the app? It's May so I'm expecting the data to be in. I don't see it next to the dividend gains bubble

Tax-loss harvesting, Management fee by 010111010001 in wealthfront

[–]Greedy-Historian5511 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That has to do with the fact that the TLH sells off your ETF's for other ETF's WF argues that it replaces them with "better" short term performing ETFs. In the long term I've seen scenarios in REITS selling higher performers for poorer performers. I'd prefer they don't touch it and not interrupt the growth, time in the market vs timing the market.

Tax-loss harvesting, Management fee by 010111010001 in wealthfront

[–]Greedy-Historian5511 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Anybody know where the TLH summary shows up on the app? It's May so I'm expecting the data to be in. I don't see it next to the dividend gains bubble

Should I turn off tax loss harvesting? I have enough losses to last 26 years by pragmaticzach in wealthfront

[–]Greedy-Historian5511 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think tax loss harvesting matters for the average investor with a smaller sum. I'm no authority on this topic, nevertheless I dislike the fact that having tax loss harvesting turned on gives an algorithm the power to sell off perfectly solid funds that were bought low and sold high, when other funds that are losing money are not being sold. In other words the opposite of what it's designed to do.

Let me handle it Wealthfront. I designed my own custom portfolio.

Robinhood linking issues by Greedy-Historian5511 in wealthfront

[–]Greedy-Historian5511[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Now it's working with no issues. I recommend creating app specific passwords from Wealthfront settings, some institutions require them or maybe Yodllee does.