Were all about freebies around here.
Even better they could increase in value over time!
And before you ask: Yes, there is a such thing as free stocks.
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Without further delay, here are our favorite companies giving away free stocks:
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There are no account minimums and no maintenance fees.
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Once you create your account, Robinhood will give you a free share of stock.
The share is chosen randomly and can fluctuate with the stock market.
Available viadesktop, Apple iOS and Google Android.
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Thats why a lot of people use the appStash.
Available viaApple iOS and Google Android.
Start out slow(er) by investing in ETFs, which are basically fractions of stock.
Then, Acorns automatically takes your digital spare change and funnels it into ETFs.
No, you probably wont get rich investing in ETFs, but its a great place to start.
Note that Acorns charges a $1 monthly fee for balances under $1 million.
However, there are no minimums and no free trades.
Use that $5 to begin dabbling in ETFs.
Stockpile: $5
Stockpilelets you buy fractional shares of stock and ETFs.
Start with a $5 investment.
Once youre in, there are no monthly fees and no account minimums.
However, youll be charged 99 cents per trade.
M1 Finance
Free stock value: $10
Do you know what the 1 in M1 stands for?
Now, lets focus on the investing part.
M1 allows you to build a custom portfolio of stocks and funds.
Basically, M1 gives you a ton of options, and theyre all free.
Youll need to deposit at least $100 to get started.
Once theyve funded their accounts, youll get $10.
Carson Kohler ([email protected]) is a personal finance writer at The Penny Hoarder.
She casually dabbles in ETFs.
It sounds appealing right?
Check it out here!
