"The product is currently available for a limited number of Wealthfront clients who plan to buy or refinance a home in Colorado. It will expand to Texas, California and additional states in the coming months, a press release from the company confirmed. Clients can join a waitlist to express interest. Full rollout is expected in early 2026. Until then, the company will be focused on adding an improved set of features, including prequalification from the Wealthfront dashboard and preapproval in minutes for most applications."
"Mortgage rates are among the most important deciding factors for new home buyers, and have a huge impact on the homeowner's finances over time, David Fortunato, CEO of Wealthfront, said in a statement. We are excited to help our clients reach this important financial milestone by offering a lower rate through the automated platform they already trust to grow their savings and investments."
Wealthfront launched home lending for a limited group of clients in Colorado, with expansion planned to Texas, California and other states and full rollout expected in early 2026. Clients can join a waitlist. The company will add features including prequalification from the dashboard and preapproval in minutes for most applications. Wealthfront says its automated platform lowers loan origination costs and enables lower mortgage rates, with no hidden fees, no sales calls and a self-serve application. Demand has been strong; waitlist median age is 35 with about $310,000 in Wealthfront accounts, and many plan to buy within six to 12 months. Wealthfront serves 1.3 million clients and added Nasdaq-100 Direct and an updated joint cash account.
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