Investing Apps

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Fundrise Review 2024: Risks, Returns & How It Works

Investing in real estate can seem daunting, especially for those new to the scene. Platforms like Fundrise are making it easier for everyday investors to enter a market previously only accessible to big players. Recently, Fundrise has taken a step further by introducing venture capital investing to its suite of services. As both a financial…

Jeff Proctor 13 May
DollarSprout Robinhood Review

Robinhood Review 2024: Pros, Cons, Fees & How It Works

Robinhood has become the go-to investing app for the younger generation in recent years, largely due to its free trades and snazzy user interface. The app has gained widespread popularity, but it has also faced significant criticism from the media. The main concern is that the app “gamifies” investing, subtly prompting users to trade more…

Jeff Proctor 23 Dec

Acorns Review 2024: Pros, Cons, Fees & How It Works

I’ve always been skeptical of micro-investing apps. Can they really make a difference in my financial journey? With 15 years of investing experience under my belt, I’ve come to realize that I get the best results when I do the least amount of work. The less that I touch my investments, move money around, or…

Jeff Proctor 18 Oct
man using one of the best micro investing apps

4 Best Micro Investing Apps for Beginner Investors

Think about the last time you heard the stock market mentioned on the news. How was it presented? Here’s what I’ve seen – just this morning – as I’m writing this: “Stocks are [UP or DOWN] on [FEARS or HOPE] of [INSERT EVENT].” Example: “Stocks down on fear that the housing bubble may be ready…

Lindsay VanSomeren 28 Aug