Goldman Sachs' investment advice is no longer just for the super rich
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Move over, Robinhood, here comes Goldman Sachs.
The prestigious investment bank, known mainly for advising the affluent how to manage their money and for helping to engineer big deals on Wall Street, unveiled a new robo-adviser Tuesday for the average investor. Marcus Invest, an offshoot of the company's Marcus retail banking arm, will let Goldman Sachs customers buy exchange-traded funds with as little as $1,000.More Related News
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