Start investing with as little as $5
Choose from 30 investment themes chosen by our investment team
Simple tips and guidance to help you become a smarter investor
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Start small. Think big.
Start investing with as little as $5. Set a recurring investment schedule to grow your Stash over time.
Build your own portfolio.
Choose from 30+ investment themes that reflect your unique interests, beliefs, and goals.
Learn to invest with confidence.
We’ve created a customized learning experience to help you along the way.
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Accounts over $5,000 pay 0.25%/year.
That’s $12.50/year on a $5,000 account.
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for the first month
$1
$1/month subscription on accounts under $5,000
0.25%
0.25%/year on accounts over $5,000. That’s $12.50/year on a $5,000 account
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We charge a monthly fee of $1, with no commissions or surprises. All new investors get their first month free. Once your account reaches $5,000, we switch to 0.25% of your account per year.* (that’s $12.50 a year for a $5,000 portfolio)
Stash is an SEC registered investment adviser. When you sign up for a Stash account you get access to over 30 different investment options and personalized guidance. To make an investment, you’ll need to connect a checking account. All it takes is $5 to make your first investment. We let you buy fractional shares so you can invest what you can afford. That’s it – sign up, customize your portfolio, and boom, you’re an investor.
The sooner you start investing, the greater your chance of benefiting from compound returns. It’s the reason you might not want to put off investing any longer, because it takes time to experience the effect. Here’s why... Let's say you invested $20 a week. After 20 years, your $20,800 investment would be worth over $34,000. (Assuming a 5% compound annual return)
The Patriot Act requires all financial institutions to obtain, verify, and record information that identifies each person opening an account. We also require your Social Security number to issue you a tax reporting form at the end of the year. Your Social Security number is only used to verify your identity. Stash does not perform a credit check.
Your investments with Stash are protected by the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC). All holdings and cash are held at APEX Clearing Corp. For more information on SIPC insurance, please visit www.sipc.org.