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Betterment vs Pocket Risk

Both stand on financial planning software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Betterment

Paid AndroidiPhoneWeb

Betterment combines automated investing with cash products and self-directed trading, alongside retirement planning. Check the listed eligibility terms for Digital and Premium, whose prices are not provided.

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Pocket Risk

Free trial AndroidiPhoneWeb

Pocket Risk focuses on client risk assessment, reporting and connecting scores to model portfolios. Advisors should note that it is not a broader cash-flow or tax planning tool, and its listed integration is Redtail CRM.

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The facts

BettermentPocket Risk
Free planNoA free trial
Open sourceNoNot published
Runs onAndroid, iPhone, WebAndroid, iPhone, Web
Lowest paid planPremium: $0.65 a yearFree or on request
Plans published33
MakerNot publishedNot published
Websitebetterment.compocketrisk.com
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Betterment: what it does well

  • Automated investing includes ongoing rebalancing.
  • Tax-loss harvesting and Tax Coordination are offered.
  • Self-directed stock and ETF trades have no commissions.
  • Cash Reserve has no monthly management fee.
  • Apps support deposits, transfers, and goal tracking.

What to know first

  • Digital and Premium plan prices are not listed.
  • Cash Reserve requires a $10 minimum deposit.
  • Tax Coordination applies across eligible accounts.

Pocket Risk: what it does well

  • Questionnaire covers four areas in 15 questions.
  • Clients can complete it online or on paper.
  • Reports are available online and as PDFs.
  • Supports custom branding and additional questions.
  • Offers a 14-day free trial.

What to know first

  • No free plan is listed.
  • Cash-flow modeling is not included.
  • Tax planning is not included.
  • Integrations are limited to Redtail CRM in the listed facts.

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