pinkfairy

Room and Board is a similar price point but better quality IMO. They also have free return post delivery in case you don't like it after it finally shows up

you can easily do tax loss harvesting on your own

This reads like an ad?

Curious why you would need to coordinate trades been taxable and retirement accounts?

Why would you want smart beta (that's active management)?

Their direct indexing portfolio also includes a whole bunch of their own in-house risk parity garbage products that carry high fees

The biggest question to me, you can trade ETFs for free now, why do you need wealthfront at all?