Getting Started
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Q. How do I get started with Stash Invest?
We’re making it easy to invest in what matters to you based on your interests, beliefs and goals. All you need to get started is 2 minutes and $1. Here’s how to set up your Stash account Create an account in the iOS app,…
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Q. How do I link or change the bank account I have linked to Stash?
Navigate to User Profile in the app by tapping your initials (iOS) or the hamburger menu (Android) in the top left hand side Under Settings, click on Manage External Bank Account Select Link my bank account or Connect a different account Choose which way you’d like to link an external bank account to Stash: using your external bank’s ID and passcode (Instant Verification),…
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Q. Why should I invest?
Investing can be a great way to make your money work for you. Keeping money in a regular bank account (and out of the market) means it’s just sitting there, probably not gaining much value. When you invest money, it can grow and gain value.…
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Q. 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,…
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Q. What makes Stash different?
We stand out from the crowd in a few ways. Here’s how: Stash tailors investments to your interests and beliefs With us, you choose investments from a curated set of options that have been picked by our team and suggested to you based on the answers to questions we ask when you sign up.…
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Q. What do I need to start using Stash?
You only need a few things to get started with Stash: A dollar ($1) 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,…
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