They offer information on risk levels, and help you choose stocks that are meaningful to you.

I don't like that they charge you a small fee each month that automatically comes out of my bank account.

It's seamless and easy to setup to draft off your bank checking account.

It's not compatible with Quicken.

You can set up easy automatic withdrawal, and transfer that money back to your bank account easily.

The actual investment side of it isn't very user friendly to someone with limited knowledge.

They offer both investment portfolios and retirement accounts.

There aren't a lot of options and most of the options that they offer are mutual funds.

Fast and easy. Great tutorial on learning how to invest monies.

Adding more stock portfolios.

It gamifies the experience of investing, with rewards and positive reinforcement. It is fun, easy, and effective.

Sometimes I wish I had more choices of specific investments.

Easy, quick, convenient. I have weekly withdrawal set up and I don’t have to think about it.

The only thing I don’t like is that you can’t invest in all stocks – there is a limited selection.

The interface is very user-friendly, great customer service without any issues or problems. I feel they care for the consumer.

Sometimes a little too much advertising within the Stash App makes you feel forced to engage in other investment areas.

Very simple to use. Has recommendations and interesting data that helps to make choices.

The delays when removing money and putting it somewhere else.

I like getting notifications when there are new stocks I'd be interested in. I like the educational opportunities right in the app. It's easy to use: set an auto-stash and stop thinking about it. I like how they also offer a retirement plan and a debit card.

I wish I had access to new stocks. Beyond Meat went public and I'd love to buy some of that, but it's not available in Stash, yet.