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Fidelity Go

Free under $25k from Fidelity

Fidelity Go is Fidelity's robo-advisor: free for smaller balances, making it one of the best values if you are starting small, with fees kicking in only once your balance passes $25,000.

Annual fee

$0 under $25k, then 0.35%

Minimum

$10

Best for

Fidelity customers starting with a small balance

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Fees

$0 under $25k, then 0.35%

$0 advisory fee on balances under $25,000; 0.35% annually above that. No expense-ratio surprises — portfolios use Fidelity Flex funds with $0 expense ratios.

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Pros

  • Effectively free for balances under $25,000
  • Tiny $10 minimum
  • Zero-expense-ratio Fidelity Flex funds in portfolios

Cons

  • 0.35% fee above $25k is higher than most rivals
  • No tax-loss harvesting
  • Limited customization compared to standalone robos

Fidelity Go FAQ

Fidelity Go charges $0 under $25k, then 0.35%. Fund expense ratios on the underlying ETFs apply on top, typically 0.05–0.20%.

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Returns in the report are comparable estimates from each advisor's published performance, shown net of advisory fees so you can compare them. They are for comparison — not a forecast, and they will not match any one account. Past performance does not guarantee future results. This is educational, not personalized advice.