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The one exception is alternative investments like real estate and private equity. Once you are HNW or at least high enough to have enough investable assets that you qualify, PE can be an attractive investment class that Wealthfront won’t touch.

Also, human advisors can manage, or at least access, investments across brokerages; that is, you don’t have to worry as much about wash sale rules and can do tax loss harvesting because they can see your sales elsewhere. I have to have TLH turned off on Wealthfront because it has no way of knowing about what things I’ve sold elsewhere.

Not financial advice, YMMV, etc.