Common Questions
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General
Questions
Where is my money invested?
How do I choose an Investment Portfolio?
What should I consider when the market is down?
Market ups and downs are normal. Stay focused on your long-term goals and a well-diversified strategy.
What are Crypto Portfolios?
Crypto portfolios give you exposure to digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum as part of a balanced investment approach.
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Investing
How do I get started with investing through Bleum Wealth?
It only takes a few steps: tell us your goals, choose a portfolio that fits, and we’ll handle the rest. You can begin without needing a large deposit or prior experience.
What am I actually investing in?
You’re investing in diversified portfolios built from low-cost exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which include a mix of stocks and bonds aligned to your goals and risk preferences.
Do I need to manage my investments manually?
No — Bleum Wealth handles day-to-day management with automated trading, rebalancing, and dividend reinvestment to keep your portfolio aligned.
What happens if the market drops?
Market dips are an expected part of investing. We use strategies like tax-loss harvesting to help reduce the impact and keep your long-term plan in focus.
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Retirement
What types of retirement accounts can I open with Bleum Wealth?
You can choose from Traditional, Roth, and SEP IRAs, along with options to roll over existing retirement accounts.
How do automated contributions work?
You can schedule recurring deposits from your paycheck or bank account, helping you stay consistent without needing to think about it.
Can I manage multiple retirement goals at once?
Yes, Bleum Wealth allows you to set and track individual goals, making it easier to see progress across different savings timelines.
What happens if I need to change how I contribute to my retirement account?
You can adjust your contributions or portfolio at any time. Your plan is flexible and built to adapt as your needs evolve.
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Early
Can I open an account to save for my child’s education?
Yes, Bleum Wealth offers personalized investment plans that help you build toward future goals, like college, all managed on one easy-to-use platform.
How do automated deposits work?
You can schedule contributions on your terms — daily, weekly, or monthly — and the platform invests those funds automatically.
Does my portfolio adjust as my child gets older?
Yes, your investment mix gradually shifts to reduce risk as your goal date approaches, helping protect what you’ve built over time.
Do I need to be an experienced investor to get started?
Not at all. Bleum Wealth handles the complex parts for you, so you can start saving with confidence — no experience required.
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Crypto
How does Bleum Wealth offer access to crypto?
You invest in ETFs that provide exposure to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, without trading digital assets directly.
Do I need a separate crypto wallet?
No — your crypto exposure is held within your Bleum Wealth investment account, so there’s no need to manage wallets or private keys.
Is crypto investing high-risk?
Crypto markets can be volatile. Bleum Wealth offers diversified portfolios and automated tools to help you manage that risk as part of a broader strategy.
Can I automate my crypto investments?
Yes, you can set recurring deposits, and we’ll handle the rest — including rebalancing and monitoring your crypto ETF portfolio.
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High Yield Savings
What is a high-yield cash account?
A high-yield cash account is a savings account that offers a competitive interest rate while providing easy access to your money, with no account fees and no minimum balance requirements.
Is my money protected in this account?
Yes, your funds are held at program banks and are eligible for FDIC insurance up to applicable limits per depositor, per bank.
Can I withdraw my money whenever I want?
Absolutely. There are no limits on withdrawals, so your money stays accessible when you need it.
Who is this account best for?
It’s a good fit for anyone looking to earn interest on cash while keeping it separate from daily spending — like for emergency funds or short-term savings goals.
