Stash offers a card which helps me round up, which I find really useful.

I wish there were more companies that I was able to invest in.

The availability of different investing options and they offer a retirement account as well.

I would like push notifications to keep me up to date with changes in the markets.

It is a friendly app and it is easy to browse stocks and trade.

I cannot figure out how to close the account and it keeps saying I owe money.

They make it extremely user-friendly. This is for new people who are trying to make sense of it all. Stash makes investing fun and easy to learn. They actually try to educate you about markets, terms, everything under the financial sun.

Not much to improve on. Only if you could transfer between investment and retirement accounts would be helpful.

Sends out good advice through the app and your current standing as far as monies you have made or lost.

Could open up to more stocks and or bond trading as well as mutual funds.

Easy to use and there is very good advice and guidance given through StashLearn.

Not sure that I understand the best way to use the app to make investing automatic.

Intuitive interface. Great breakdowns of ETFs you're trying to invest in. Valuable learning resources about the stock market, strategies, and industries as a whole, albeit very barebones.

Monthly fee for using Stash. Them pushing their internal products fairly aggressively within the app.

This app is a great way to systematize investment strategies.

Doesn't allow scheduled purchases from cash balance (just from bank transfer).

Easy to use, lots of educational articles. They have an autostash feature which allows you to automatically transfer money each week, so you don't have to think about it.

I don't really have anything. I really like the way the app is set up and the ease of use.

It allows me to make micro-investments (purchase pieces of investments rather than a whole stock, share, bonds, etc). As someone new to investing and someone with a low income stream, it allows me to get my foot in the door.

Their security (or lack thereof) is questionable and concerning. They do not have any form of two-factor authorization nor any option to use single sign-on passwords. Given that access to my financials, this is extremely concerning should they ever be hacked (these days it's only a matter of time).