OT:Robin Hood/Mint/Money App

[AdamaNation]

Any investment apps you guys use for smaller introductory investors? Can’t afford the fees or time of the traditional route so these seem good also took a year of practice on best brokers app and absolutely crushed it (+15.5%). Not looking to take a leap like that though.

 

[WrenchFan69]

Schwab

 

[mbr33ct]

If you want to invest in Mutual Funds, I personally have Vanguard. They have some of the lowest fees around. Few funds with $1000 min investment but most are $3000 and up. I do all my transactions on computer but just realize they do have an App also.

 

[Kitaman]

I use Ally and TD Ameritrade. TD has thinkorswim which I am still learning.

 

[polycom]

All brokerages are no fee, please do not use robinhood for your own sake

 

[OkaForPrez]

Give sofi a look

 

[WillB4]

Fidelity or ETrade, $0 commission trading fees

 

[Storrs South]

I use E*Trade and it's pretty good. Have also used WeBull in the past as well as that was fine, can also get into crypto in WeBull if you want to dabble in the asset class and don't need access to altcoins using traditional crypto exchanges.