Jeffrey Breault Reviews Top Investment Apps


For financial expert Jeffrey Breault, technology has opened new doors in the world of investing. In today’s digital age where everyone has a smartphone in hand, investment is made even easier through the use of investment apps.
Finding the right app for your knowledge level in investment and in the type of investments you’ve made can bring you a great deal of convenience, and even guide you towards making the right decisions in the future.
Here are some of the top investment apps today:
Betterment
This app is known as a “robo-advisor” and a source of financial advice. For experts like Jeffrey Breault, robo-advisers have become popular towards recent years as they make investing virtually effortless. This app can calculate your finances, needs, goals, and lifestyle before giving you a personalized portfolio of low-cost index funds that you can look into. Then you can decide how much to invest, and even sync it with your bank.
Stash
Stash’s approach takes after the weight loss industry’s method of having multi-step progress towards investment. This is a great app for beginners and has quite a low barrier to get started. Users can get started with as low an investment as they like, and Jeffrey Breault finds that this app is popular with investment novices as it offers 30 different options that will be calculated from risk, financial situation, and lifestyle.
Robinhood
This is a must-have app for stock traders. Named after the famous bandit, Sir Robin of Locksley, investors who are hoping to get big returns from stocks use this app to offer free stock trades. There are zero commissions in stock trades using this app. All users need to do is connect it to their bank so they can fund their account, and they can begin trading without a fee. Cutting out the middle man allows stock traders to make out like virtual bandits.
There are even more incredible stock apps available online as interest in investment grows among the digital-savvy population. Just find the right one and get started on an easier road towards investment.

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