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Goldman Sachs this week has bought a small financial technology company in Texas called Honest Dollar, which organises pension plans for small companies and self-employed workers. Builders and taxi drivers are not exactly Goldman’s usual set of customers so it is a sign of the revolution in asset management.
Honest Dollar, although it dislikes being labelled as such, is one of a new breed of “robo-advisers” that offer a cheap, automatic version of something that used to take a long time and cost a lot of money. Instead of an expensive adviser picking out the stocks and bonds in which savers should invest, a computer does a more sophisticated job at the touch of a button.
Goldman Sachs this week has bought a small financial technology company in Texas called Honest Dollar, which organises pension plans for small companies and self-employed workers. Builders and taxi drivers are not exactly Goldman’s usual set of customers so it is a sign of the revolution in asset management.
Honest Dollar, although it dislikes being labelled as such, is one of a new breed of “robo-advisers” that offer a cheap, automatic version of something that used to take a long time and cost a lot of money. Instead of an expensive adviser picking out the stocks and bonds in which savers should invest, a computer does a more sophisticated job at the touch of a button.
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