The chapter explores innovative financial services and money management strategies, including cash accounts with increased FDIC insurance coverage and business strategies of wealth management companies. It delves into the concept of making services free or low-cost to attract and retain customers, as well as the idea of automating personal finances to create a self-driving money management process. Additionally, it discusses the optimization of client accounts based on linked financial information and the convenience of features like portfolio lines of credit for accessing investments instantly.
1:08 Jason intros Andy Rachleff
2:20 Where is Wealthfront at currently?
4:44 How are traditional money managers allowed to get away with so much?
10:19 How has Andy dealt with becoming the elder statesmen at his company?
14:15 What are Wealthfront Cash Accounts?
18:27 Wealthfront's long term vision
23:49 What is high-revenue retention? How does Wealthfront maintain it?
27:44 How has Silicon Valley changed since Andy started at Benchmark?
32:10 Andy describes his greatest skill as an investor
35:30 What were the 1980's like in Venture Capital?
40:05 What do you call a VC who's never lost money?
55:01 Jason & Andy discuss how Silicon Valley is viewed in the present day