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A robo-advisor gives feedback based on the inputs provided by the investor but it cannot gauge if those inputs are true or not.

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Brokerage firm ICICI Securities had announced the launch of a robo advisory platform to enable timely investment decisions.

There are pros and cons in the quality of advice you get from automated online financial planning programs and the good-old wealth planner.

A robo-adviser is an online wealth management service that provides automated, algorithm-based advice without human intervention.

The massive gap in demand and supply of financial advice services in India can be bridged only through the use of technology.

As robo-advisers—online, automated platforms—take over the task of financial planning, find out how feasible is this option.