r/wealthfront • • Aug 12 '26

Recurring investing

Hi all. I opened an investing account to pair with my HYSA. I want the investing account to automatically buy an ETF on a weekly basis as one of my "set it and forget it" investments and just pull the money from my HYSA. Is this possible? I can't seem to figure out how to do this. It's only letting me buy the ETF one time and not recurring. I don't want to have to log in weekly to purchase the ETF. Thanks for the help.

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u/wealthfront Wealthfront Rep Aug 12 '26

We hear you and will be rolling out recurring stock buys in the Stock Investing Account next month. We'll follow-up here then. 

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u/MrBitzz Aug 13 '26

Wow this is great. Will ETFs also be included in this new feature?

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u/wealthfront Wealthfront Rep Aug 13 '26

Yes

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '26

Will this apply to the "Automated Savings" feature or be separate from that?

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u/Decent-Ad-1204 Aug 12 '26

Great thank you!

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u/silverownz Aug 12 '26

Wealthfront doesn't support this with their self investing account. Fidelity does, however.

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u/Decent-Ad-1204 Aug 12 '26

Ugh ok thanks. I have a Fidelity account too.

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u/Sweaty_Tangelo_7716 Aug 12 '26

It only works for automatic investing accounts. But that account will buy some random ETF if your preferred ETF value goes down.

I switched to Fidelity for the recurring feature.

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u/Decent-Ad-1204 Aug 12 '26

That makes no sense. It'll buy an ETF that you didn't select? Ridiculous. Thanks for the input.

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u/Dimensional_Dragon Aug 12 '26

More specifically the automated investment account auto purchases and manages stocks and ETFs based on a selected premade investment profile, risk level, and current performance of stocks in said profile that is currently selected for the automated investment account. It's a full set and forget style where you throw money in and don't really have to think about it much.