Betterment removed the phrase 'Skip to footer' from the header of their Terms of Use on May 22, 2026. This was a navigation aid that appeared before the main terms text. The removal has no operational impact on the substantive terms governing use of Betterment's website, mobile applications, or online services.
This change has no impact on consumer rights or obligations. The updated document removed 'Skip to footer,' a navigation phrase at the beginning of the Terms of Use. The substantive terms governing use of Betterment's website, mobile applications, and online services remain unchanged.
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This is a formatting and accessibility modification with no substantive policy change. The removal of a 'skip to footer' navigation element does not alter compliance obligations, disclosures, or user rights. No internal policy review is …
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