(Hi all! First time on here.) Those of you who use either one of these–or both–what can you tell me about them? Other than what their websites do, I mean. Also, what has your general experience with them been like? I’m giving some thought to using them, but I’d like more information before I do. Thanks!
I jut started using Aspiration and I do like that it has a
save account and spend account.
I think @moore.income can answer these questions
for you and I think they was brought up some where
else. I’ll take a look and see if I can find where.
I love Stash because it makes investing easy–I put $10 aside a week and it automatically invests in two ETFs that I chose. I also reinvest the dividends; it notifies you when you get dividends via e-mail. I’m using Stash to save up for a trip to Iceland and getting very close to my goal at a rate I couldn’t get in a savings account. Like any investment, however, there is a chance of going bust.
I have been using both Stash and Aspiration for quite some time now.
Aspiration is a great bank account that pays a decent interest rate. I use it personally to stash away some money and earn better interest than I would at my local bank.
Stash is an investment app that allows you to purchase fractions or whole shares in a company. I personally like Stash as an investment app because it is easy to use and they give you all the information you need to make a good investment decision.
They also have Stash Retire which allows you to set up a retirement account and put money into that.
Also, they recently opened a bank account so you can put money aside and get rewards in the form of “stock-back” when you purchase things using your debit card at different places which then gives you a cashback bonus in the form of stock.
Overall, I only have good things to say about both apps.
I have just stared using Stash also. So far so good. They make it so simple to do. I like that they have so many options to choose from and that there is always help and education on the site to help you through your money and investing questions.