Frequently asked questions
When you’re meeting the next evolution of investment tracking apps, it’s natural to have a few questions. So, we’ve collected common inquiries about Bee Portfolio—from its purpose to its features.
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Core questions
The big picture
Using the app
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What’s asset allocation—and why’s it so important?
If you’re delving into investing, then you’ll likely hear the phrase “asset allocation.” Or, you may run across its synonyms, like “portfolio allocation” and “investment allocation.” These terms may feel intimidating or overly technical, but their meaning is actually simple. Here’s our asset allocation definition: Asset allocation is how you allocate—or divide up—what’s in your investment portfolio.
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How to empower yourself in the investing game (so you’re not a lemming)
When’s the last time you saw a mouth-watering fast food commercial? Or an ad for brand-new technology that you now need? Advertising and marketing are designed to draw you in and create that craving or need—and financial ads are no different. You may have encountered images of smiling families, sunny golf games, and an affluent retirement lifestyle. Like candy bar and gadget ads, an ideal outcome is showcased—even if the product isn’t that great or anywhere close to foolproof.
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Is time on your side—even when mutual funds go down?
Does your retirement account seem to shrink each time you look? Does it weigh on your mind, making you wonder whether to sell off your assets? You’re not alone. Plenty of investors feel the stress, fear, and worry that a smaller balance produces. These strong emotions—as well as biased opinions from financial gurus—confuse investors, causing them to feel uncertain, sell off their assets, or stop contributing to their retirement account.
Your portfolio’s true value is no longer a mystery
Reveal how well—or how poorly—your portfolio is performing today. Compare your investment account with others that share your goals, such as growing as fast as possible. See how well you’re doing when you measure your account against others in your employer’s 401k.
Finally, an investment insights app—one that goes far beyond your average investment tracking app.