The phrase "about betterment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to improvement, progress, or enhancement in various contexts, such as personal development or social issues.
Example: "The conference will focus on strategies about betterment in education and community engagement."
Alternatives: "regarding improvement" or "concerning enhancement".
First, a bit more about Betterment, which began operations last year.
When I last wrote about Betterment, an online investment adviser that doesn't mind if you don't have a lot of money, I noted its promise but fretted over its relatively high prices, lack of international investments and lack of Individual Retirement Accounts.
Learn more about Betterment and Jon Stein's journey by listening to the full podcast episode of the DealMakers Podcast (listen to the full episode here).
The best part about Betterment is that there is no minimum deposit, so you can start your IRA with as little investment as you want.
"He was really good about financial betterment".
Applicants to the scheme should be passionate about the betterment of communities, says the Local Government Association's Anna Buttenshaw, who manages the NGDP.
If it so happens that some international policy fits in with the national policy of the country, then that nation uses brave language about international betterment.
Ashley's modus operandi has always been about the betterment of Sports Direct.
If I were to do a Disrupt launch over again, I would simply talk about what Betterment is, what it does and why it's transformative.
Obviously Google wants to help, but I worry that all of these companies' mission statements need to be a lot more explicit about human betterment as a goal, especially when it comes to AI.
Watch the video embedded above to hear Stein talk about why Betterment is here in Sin City, the company's growth (and how it is different from other money-management apps out there), what investing trends are hot right now, and what his own goals are for the year ahead.
