How AI and Human Expertise Are Changing Wealth-Management Services
Wealth-management software helps you keep track of your investments and manage your money. We look at Range's all-in-one platform to see how it works.
Wealth-management software is designed to make managing your money and tracking your assets as easy as possible.
Whether you're nearing retirement and juggling rental properties in multiple states or just starting a family and trying to figure out the best way to invest for your family's future, if you have complex financial needs, you could consider a wealth-management tool to help you make the most of your money.
Range aims to be your go-to, "all-in-one" platform to figure it out. It’s designed for users who want to view their finances holistically and create a plan that considers long-term goals, estate planning and tax implications without working with multiple separate providers.
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The platform combines features often found in budgeting apps, tax preparation software and traditional advisory services into a single system.
We take a look under the hood to see how the tool works and if it differs from conventional wealth-management software.
What is Range?
Range Finance has built an online wealth-management platform that's designed to be your one-stop shop for all your financial planning needs.
That includes such services as investment management, tax planning, retirement planning and insurance optimization, as well as cash flow services such as budgeting and financial goal tracking.
You can create a comprehensive plan that aligns everything from your day-to-day spending through to your long-term retirement goals to your tax strategy all in one platform.
That's done with the help of a team of experts, each specializing in a specific area of expertise. You get the benefit of having a financial adviser, accountant, tax pro and other experts on hand without having to independently hire each one yourself. You also don't need to move any assets around or worry about account minimums.
Instead of moving your money over to Range Finance, you can link your existing accounts to the platform, allowing that team of experts to review your financial situation in depth and provide you with a step-by-step plan to reach your goals.
If you want them to get more hands-on, such as full-service investment management, you've got that option, but it's not a requirement to get started.
There are three tiers of service available: Premium; Platinum; and Titanium. Here's a breakdown of each one:
- Premium costs $1,475 semi-annually. It includes unlimited access to fiduciary advisers, a suite of self-service tools, custom investment and retirement planning, as well as budgeting and goal tracking. You'll also be able to include your partner's finances at no extra cost.
- Platinum costs $2,975 semi-annually and includes everything in Premium plus more. The extras that come with this tier include tax filing in up to three states, tax planning and projections, equity-compensation planning, alternative investment planning and other services that are ideal for more complex financial situations.
- Titanium costs $4,975 semi-annually, giving you everything in the Platinum and Premium tiers plus the ability to manage more complicated finances. That includes tax filing in more than three states or international taxes, bookkeeping reviews and more.
The benefits of Range
If you're thinking Range Finance doesn't sound that different from another wealth-management platform, here are key benefits that you'll see when you try it out:
- Get comprehensive planning for multiple assets and complicated financial situations. The Range Finance platform is staffed by experts specializing in all aspects of wealth management. Whether you've got a growing real estate portfolio or you're trying to figure out the best way to maximize your equity compensation package (or both), you can manage all of it on the Range platform.
- Continuous and coordinated optimization of your financial plan. Instead of an annual CPA review, Range provides year-round monitoring to spot opportunities as they arise. Because it's all happening in one place, it's easier to update your tax strategy in real time based on any investment moves or other changes in your financial situation. Investment recommendations will automatically factor in tax consequences, for example.
- Blend human expertise with AI efficiency. Range combines human expertise with AI technology, using financial professionals to review your finances and AI tools to streamline parts of the process. This approach allows clients to participate in planning while benefiting from both the speed of automation and the experience of professionals in areas such as financial planning, tax strategy, and equity compensation.
- A flat fee structure. The subscription for any tier of service is a flat fee, so you know exactly what you're paying, and you won't have to pay more as your wealth grows. The same goes for Range's investment management services.
- No account minimums and no need to transfer your assets to Range. Link your accounts to the platform, but leave your assets where they are.
What to consider before trying Range
While there are plenty of benefits to take advantage of at every tier of service, there are some important points to consider before signing up for the Range Wealth Management Platform:
- You must link your financial accounts to the platform. You don't have to link every account you own, but the more you do, the more comprehensive your financial plan and other recommendations will be. With that said, you can unlink accounts at any time, and there's no need to actually transfer any assets to Range.
- If your tax situation is complicated, you might need to upgrade to a higher tier of service to get the support you need.
Is Range the right fit for you?
Range combines AI-powered tools with a team of human experts to offer investment, tax, retirement and budgeting services in one platform. Its flat-fee pricing and no-asset-transfer approach might appeal to those who want a centralized view of their finances without committing to a traditional wealth-management arrangement.
It could be a good fit for people who have multiple assets or complex financial needs, such as multistate taxes, equity compensation, or real estate holdings and want coordinated planning in one place. However, those with simple finances or who prefer to work exclusively with an in-person adviser might not find the added services worth the cost.
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Rachael Green is a personal finance eCommerce writer specializing in insurance, travel, and credit cards. Before joining Kiplinger in 2025, she wrote blogs and whitepapers for financial advisors and reported on everything from the latest business news and investing trends to the best shopping deals. Her bylines have appeared in Benzinga, CBS News, Travel + Leisure, Bustle, and numerous other publications. A former digital nomad, Rachael lived in Lund, Vienna, and New York before settling down in Atlanta. She’s eager to share her tips for finding the best travel deals and navigating the logistics of managing money while living abroad. When she’s not researching the latest insurance trends or sharing the best credit card reward hacks, Rachael can be found traveling or working in her garden.
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