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New Feature: Investments (Beta)

See exactly how your money is allocated across every account and whether it matches your risk profile.

Written by Nancy Gates

Opt in to the Beta Program in Account Settings to access this feature.

What it is

Investments gives you one clear picture of how your money is actually allocated, across every account you own. Instead of checking each 401(k), IRA, and brokerage account separately, Boldin pulls every holding into a single view organized by asset class, so you can answer the question every investor asks: what is my real asset mix?

Why it matters

Your asset allocation drives your risk and your returns. But most people's money is spread across old 401(k)s, IRAs, and taxable accounts, so it's hard to know the real mix without doing the math by hand. Investments does that math for you and shows you:

  • Your true allocation across every account, not just one at a time

  • Whether that allocation matches your risk tolerance

  • Where you might be sitting on too much cash or too much overlap between funds

Who it's for

  • People approaching retirement who want a clear view of net worth and risk exposure

  • Active investors who want to rebalance or spot unintended cash drag

  • Anyone with money spread across multiple 401(k)s and IRAs who want to see total stock exposure in one place

Where to find it

Go to Investments (Beta) in the left navigation menu.

How it works: 3 steps

1. See how you're invested today

Every holding across every account rolls up into one donut chart, grouped by asset class, with your total portfolio value and account count front and center.

2. Check it against your target

Boldin compares your current mix to the target from your Risk Tolerance Survey, so you can see at a glance whether you're over or underweight equities versus your intended strategy. Haven't taken the survey yet? You can update your risk profile right from this page.

3. Enter, review, or update your positions

Add or edit your holdings so the picture stays accurate. You can:

  • Connect an account (recommended): syncs daily and replaces any positions you entered by hand

  • Add positions manually: enter a security or ticker, amount, and asset class yourself

Coming soon: upload a statement and Boldin will read it and ask you to confirm before anything changes.

Need the raw data? Use Download all positions (CSV) to export everything at once.

The asset classes

  1. US Large Cap Equities

  2. US Mid/Small Cap Equities

  3. Int'l Developed Equities

  4. Int'l Emerging Equities

  5. Fixed Income

  6. Alternative Assets

  7. Cash & Cash Equivalents

  8. Unclassified

Note: Real Estate & Commodities will resolve to Alternative Assets

Known issues

This is currently in Beta. There are limitations and usability issues we are rapidly addressing. Feedback from users like you help us identify and prioritize required updates, including

  • Reducing assets falling into "Unclassified"

  • Improving Connected Account balance synchronization between total account balance and sum of position data available

  • Making it easier to see which accounts need attention and navigating to them

  • Better handling of negative values

  • Removing the "Switch to your baseline plan to edit positions" warning and restriction. Currently you must be on baseline to update position data.

What's coming next

Insights is in progress and will add:

  • Fund fees: your total annual cost and which holdings drive it

  • Cash drag: what idle cash may be costing you in expected growth

  • Concentration risk: a flag when too much rides on a single position

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  • How often does the data refresh?
    Connected accounts sync daily. Manual entries and Vault uploads only update when you update them.

  • Does this change my model portfolio, rate of return, standard deviation, Monte Carlo, or return forecast?
    No. Forecasts are still based on account balances and rates of returns, not position-level data.

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