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Fidelity Go

Managed investing made simple

4.6
Updated 2026-01-15

Starting Price

$0 - 0.35%

No fee under $25,000. 0.35% annually for $25,000+. Includes unlimited 1-on-1 coaching calls for $25k+ accounts.

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Overview

Fidelity Go combines robo-advisory with the backing of one of the largest financial institutions. With no advisory fees under $25,000 and access to human advisors for larger accounts, it offers a compelling value proposition.

AI-Powered Features
  • Automated portfolio management
  • Tax-smart investing
  • Risk assessment algorithms
  • Goal-based projections
  • Automatic rebalancing
All Features
Automated investing
Diversified portfolios
Tax-smart strategies
Goal tracking
1-on-1 coaching ($25k+)
No minimum investment
Fidelity Flex funds (0% expense)
IRA options
Mobile app
Integration with Fidelity accounts
Pros
  • No fee under $25k
  • Backed by Fidelity
  • Human advisor access
  • Zero expense ratio funds
  • No minimum to start
  • Strong integration
Cons
  • Limited customization
  • No tax-loss harvesting
  • Basic portfolio options
  • Less sophisticated than competitors
  • Conservative allocations
Our Verdict

Fidelity Go is perfect for beginners or those with under $25k who want hands-off investing. The combination of no fees and human access is hard to beat.

Best For:

Fidelity customers or new investors wanting free managed investing

Company Info

Headquarters

Boston, MA

Founded

2016

Availability

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