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What is a Robo-Advisor?
The term “Robo-Advisor” generally refers to an automated digital investment advisory program. It  provides digital financial advice based on mathematical rules and/or algorithms.

Will my funds be protected?
When you open a brokerage account with Tradier Brokerage, Inc (a Securities Investor Protection Corporation (“SIPC”) member brokerage firm), SIPC protection helps address your risk of losing your securities and cash held by the firm if it fails or goes out of business.  If a SIPC member brokerage firm fails, SIPC protects its customers against the loss of securities and cash deposited with the SIPC member firm for the purchase of securities.  SIPC protection advances funds of up to $500,000 per customer (including a $250,000 limit for cash claims) to cover a shortfall in customer property.