Smart Portfolio
Smart Portfolio
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Q. How long does it take for money to transfer in, out and within Stash?
Our mission is to make investing your money as simple as possible. Part of that is facilitating safe, secure, and speedy transfers. While we make each transfer as quickly as possible, not every transfer has the same processing speed. We’ll go over the time frame for our transfers below.…
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Q. Once I deposit money into my Smart portfolios, do I need to do anything?
Nope! We’ll handle the rest—this is smart investing, after all. You might want to consider investing (depositing money) regularly, though. That way your investments can grow through the magic of compound interest. DISCLOSURES This type of account is a Discretionary Managed Account.…
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Q. When will my trades get executed in my Smart portfolio?
Once your money has completed the transfer and arrived in your account, we’ll execute your trades. Typically, this takes 1-2 business days. Please note that a business day is Monday through Friday, excluding weekends and US market holidays. DISCLOSURES This type of account is a Discretionary Managed Account.…
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Q. What happens if my withdrawal gets rejected?
If your withdrawal request is rejected for any reason, we’ll hold onto the withdrawn cash in your Stash account for up to 5 business days. During this time period, you can retry the withdrawal request. If it’s still unsuccessful, we’ll reinvest this money into your portfolio.…
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Q. How can I close my Smart investing account?
If you want to close just your Smart invest account, you’ll need some help. Contact us at Support to get the ball rolling. The procedure to close your account and cancel your subscription is different depending on which type of subscription plan you’ve chosen.…
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Q. Can I modify the smart portfolio, ie. add stocks?
Nope. Smart Portfolios are managed for you by a team of investment experts who are part of the Investment Team. The team uses your individual risk profile to make investment decisions, and it’s impossible to add a different asset without changing overall riskiness.…
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