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Q. I just sold my investments and I want to withdraw the money from that sale. Why can’t I withdraw the amount?
If you’ve recently initiated a sale of your investment, you’ll need to wait for a period of 2 business days before the money becomes available for your use. The SEC requires this hold on all sales of investments. On the 3rd business day,…
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Q. How do I sell an investment?
Stash makes selling investments easy and painless. When selling, you have the option to sell a specific dollar amount or the entire investment. Please note that there’s a mandatory two business day holding period after the sale before your cash will be available to use.…
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Q. How long does it take to transfer funds to my Stash invest account?
When you transfer money from your external bank account to your Invest account, you’ll be able to invest almost instantly. With that said, it’ll take up to 5 business days for the funds to actually transfer out of your external bank account.…
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Q. Can I purchase individual stocks on Stash?
Absolutely you can! We support trading of individual stocks and ETFs. You’ll find these your Invest tab, which is accessible via the navigation bar on the Home page. What’s the difference between a single stock and an ETF? Purchasing single stocks means you’re investing in shares of an individual company.…
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Q. What Are Stash’s Trading Windows?
Stash uses four trading windows because our platform is not intended to be used for day trading, but rather for long-term investing. By investing small amounts in a diversified portfolio over a long period of time, you can minimize your risk and save for your future.…
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Q. How Do I Close My Stash Subscription?
Just like everything else at Stash, we’ve made the process of closing your subscription as easy and painless as possible. Here’s how to do it: Steps to close your Stash Growth subscription Steps to close your Stash+ subscription A few things to keep in mind: Custodial accounts: If you are looking to close just a portion of your subscription (i.e.…
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