Investing in the stock market might sound like something that only rich people do.
But you might start with only $50 and immediately double your money with a $50 match.
Swell Investing makes this super easy.
Plus, when you invest $50, Swell will immediately match that with a $50 bonus!
Just use the code PENNY after making your initial investment.
Swell is an SEC-registered investment adviser with a socially responsible philosophy.
It only invests in sustainable companies that are committed to solving global challenges.
Each thematic portfolio includes 40 to 70 companies making a positive impact in these areas.
Additionally, the Impact 400 portfolio features 400 companies across multiple sectors.
Our team has compiled alist of creative waysyou can fatten your bank account this week.
This is a long list, so dont get overwhelmed.
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Well keep it updated as offers changes or expire.
you’ve got the option to choose a custom blend of portfolios to invest.
Or, to make things even simpler, Swell has created predetermined mixes of multiple stock portfolios.
The mixes have names like the Environmentalist, the Generalist and the Tech Optimist.
This way, you dont have to choose yourself how to allocate your investment from scratch.
No one can ever guarantee you a certain rate of return.
You probably wouldnt want to invest in a company thats destroying our oceans or cheating the system.
With traditional investing you might be.
For example, the top five retirement funds in the U.S. support oil companies.
Swells fee structure is simple.
It wont change depending on the product you use or the portfolio you invest in.
To save you from these hassles, it simply charges a 0.75% annual fee.
Depending on how much you invest, you could ultimately save hundreds of dollars this way.
So, got $50?
Just like that, youre a member of the investor class.
However, the analysis and opinions expressed here are our own.
Mike Brassfield ([email protected]) is a senior writer at The Penny Hoarder.
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