Five Robo Advisers, Five Very Different Portfolios, interesting how different the outcomes are . I recall that Strategic Asset Allocation has the biggest difference...I see a future for the Robo Advisor of which Robo advisor to choose...
So-called robo advisers aim to make it simple to invest in a portfolio that is low in cost and also suited to one’s needs and risk tolerance. Users typically fill out a short questionnaire online and then get a suggested portfolio of exchange-traded funds that provide exposure to multiple asset classes. But investors tempted to try one of these services should be aware that the recommended portfolios can vary widely for a single person, as the Journal found when we looked at robo advisers’ picks for three hypothetical investors. (The services also vary in other ways, including their fees, account minimums and the availability of phone assistance from human advisers.)
http://blogs.wsj.com/totalreturn/2015/04/24/five-robo-advisers-five-very-different-portfolios/
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