Investors flocking to lower-cost robo investment advice will cause low-cost, automated advice to become the core of financial planning services.
That's according to the report "Robo Advice: Revolution or Evolution?" from Ignition House and the Business Research Co., which looked at the growth and evolution of robo-advisors both here and abroad.
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