What happens to my account if Stash goes out of business?
We have every intention of sticking around for the long term. However, if anything happens to Stash that required us to close up shop, you would maintain control of your account.
No matter what, your investments are always yours. All Stash accounts are held by our trusted partner and custodian Apex Clearing, a registered broker-dealer regulated by FINRA.
All investments held by Apex are protected by the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC).
Stash Invest, Retire, and Custodial accounts are in the custody of Apex Clearing Corporation which is SIPC-protected up to $500,000 total, including $250,000 in cash balances. This protects against losses resulting from the failure of a broker-dealer. The $500,000 amount is standard for investment companies.
Please note: Investments are not FDIC insured, not bank guaranteed, and may lose value. SIPC protection does not insure against the potential loss of market value.
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Q. Why can’t I add more investments to my Set Schedule?
You may have reached the Set Schedule investments limit. Stash has a limit of 500 Set Schedule allocations for all Stashers to avoid an error that could put your Set Schedules at risk of not executing. To add new investments to Set Schedule,…
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Q. What’s Plaid?
Plaid is a technology that allows for people to connect their financial accounts to a mobile application. It makes it possible for your external bank and Stash to talk to one another. When you link Stash to your external bank, Plaid encrypts your bank information,…
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Q. How do I opt out of Plaid?
You can easily opt out of Plaid in the app. Here’s how to get started: From the Home screen, tap your account icon in the top left corner Tap on Personalization & Data below Privacy & Legal Tap Opt-out of transaction data sharing at the bottom of the screen …
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