Frec Review: Direct Index Investing
Frec is a fintech offering low fee direct indexing for portfolios $20,000 and up. How does Frec compare with Wealthfront? Find out in this Frec review.
Frec is a fintech offering low fee direct indexing for portfolios $20,000 and up. How does Frec compare with Wealthfront? Find out in this Frec review.
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