What do I need to start using Stash?
You only need a few things to get started with Stash:
- Four dollars ($4) – $3 for your monthly subscription fee and at least $1 to put in your Personal investment account.
- A bank account with a U.S. bank
- A Social Security number
- U.S. citizenship, a Green Card, or certain visas
- To be 18 or over
You’ll also need to answer a few questions about yourself, including ones about your investing preferences.
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Q. Contributing to your Stash Retire Account
You can contribute to your Stash Retire account at any time, but there are some guidelines: Yearly Contribution Limits 49 years old or younger: $6,500 50 years old or older: $7,500 Tax Deadlines The deadline for contributing to your IRA for the current tax year is the same as the tax filing deadline.…
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Q. Opening an IRA on Stash
If you opted to skip opening an individual retirement account (IRA) when you signed up for Stash, or started signing up but didn’t finish, you can still sign up for this account at any time from within your Stash account. Stash offers two types of IRAs: Roth and Traditional.…
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Q. Making a Deposit into Your Stash Banking Account
In a time crunch to pay your bills, or need to use your Stock-BackⓇ Card1 to make that purchase soon? Here are some ways to add money to your Stash banking account.1 Click below to jump ahead: Make a transfer to your Stash banking account from within your Stash account. …
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