You’ve probably heard someone say, “I really need to start investing,” then… nothing happens. Meanwhile, thousands of people are already doing it—automatically. They’re not watching the markets every day. They’re not trying to guess what stock to buy next. They just set it, automate it, and keep going. And with tools like Beanstox, it’s never…

Want to free up some money to begin investing? Look no further than your monthly car payment. This simple thought experiment could provide the roadmap you need to get behind the wheel of a million-dollar portfolio. A seven-figure reason to take control of your car payment.Owning a car can get you to the office every…

According to a 2019 survey conducted by OnePoll for Ladder Life, the average American spends close to $1,500 each month on non-essential items. By the end of the year, that totals about $18,000! Breaking down the costs by month, Americans spend, on average, $20 for coffee, $109 on impulse buys, and nearly $178 on takeout and…

What makes Beanstox different is how we invest for our clients. The Beanstox app provides personalized portfolios with ETFs that may hold hundreds of stocks and bonds with an emphasis on U.S. stocks, dividends, growth, and technology. ETFs are typically low-cost and tax-efficient, making them a great choice to build your portfolio. We Build Personalized…

Saving money isn’t all about becoming the next Scrooge McDuck. In most cases, your savings are designed to help you get through tough times, cover unexpected mishaps, and eventually invest. Whether you’re saving up to strengthen your emergency fund, for a big purchase like a new car or home, or to invest in your future…

Investing is one of the best paths to a secure financial future. Before you start, you may want to consider paying off high-interest rate debt (i.e.: credit cards). One way to do this faster is debt consolidation. Three reasons to consider credit card debt consolidation: 1. Simplify! Replace many monthly payments with one loan payment.2. Save. Possibly…

Key terms in this blog: Looking to purchase a home or maybe a new car? Unless you intend to pay for these big-ticket items in cash, you’re likely going to need a good credit score. Debt consolidation are two words that can help. Why consolidate debt? Short answer is you could save money on interest paid and…