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Financial Engines to offer more access to human advisers

The 'original robo' bends to customer pressure to offer a hybrid advice product.

Financial Engines, a retirement plan robo-adviser that has been in the industry for almost two decades, will be giving its clients more access to human advisers, the company said Wednesday.
The service, which is free for all 401(k) participants with access to Financial Engines, will be similar to a

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