Questwealth Portfolios scores highest (75/100) with a management fee of 0.25%; 0.20% from $100,000. On $50,000 that’s $125 a year, versus $350 at BMO SmartFolio.
How much does a robo-advisor cost in Canada?
Management fees run from 0.25% (Questwealth Portfolios) to 0.70% (BMO SmartFolio) a year, plus fund MERs of roughly 0.1%–0.35% inside the ETFs.
Is a robo-advisor worth it?
If you won’t pick and rebalance ETFs yourself, a robo-advisor costs far less than most mutual funds (often 2% a year). If you’re comfortable buying an all-in-one ETF at a $0-commission broker, you can skip the management fee entirely.
Which robo-advisor has no minimum?
Wealthsimple Managed Investing has no minimum. Questwealth needs $250, RBC InvestEase needs $100, Justwealth needs $5,000, BMO SmartFolio needs $1,000.
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