GROUNDFLOOR vs Stash

GROUNDFLOOR is a crowdfunding platform for passive investors looking for short-term real estate debt investments. How does it compare to Stash? Read our comparison chart below.

		StashFundriseArrived HomesYieldstreetAcornsRobinhoodWebull
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	GROUNDFLOOR	Stash
	SPECIAL OFFER Invest in Real Estate with $10 - Learn More Read GROUNDFLOOR Review	SPECIAL OFFER Sign Up and Get $5 - Learn More Read Stash Review
	Benefits and Features
Stock Trading		$0
Options Trading		No
Annual Fee	$0	STASH Growth ($3/mo) STASH+ ($9/mo)
Minimum Deposit	$10	$0
Phone Support	Yes	Yes - normal business hours, plus Sat & Sun 11a-5p ET
Live Chat Support	Yes	No
Email Support	Yes	Yes
Investment Types	Short-term real estate loans
Human Advisors		No
Accredited Investor Requirements	None
Assets Under Management		$3 Billion
Minimum Investment	$10
Tax Loss Harvesting		No
Goal Tracker		Yes
Automatic Deposits		Yes
Online Platform		Yes
iPhone App		Yes
Android App		Yes
Banking		All users get a cash account with a debit card. No minimum balance, no overdraft fees, and free ATM access at 19,000+ ATMS.
Mobile App		Yes
Dividends	Monthly
Investment Period	12 to 18 months
Fractional Shares		Yes
Taxable Accounts		Yes
401k Plans		No
IRA Accounts		Yes
Roth IRA Accounts		Yes
SEP IRA Accounts		No
Trust Accounts		No
529 Plans		No
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Customer Service
Ease of Use
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Annual Fee
Pros & Cons	Pros: No investor fees High historical returns $10 minimum Cons: Risk of default Debt investments only (no equity)	Pros: Guidance for beginners Automatically save and invest through round-ups and recurring transfers Cons: Fees are high for small balances High ETF expense ratio Limited research
Bottom Line	Crowdfunding platform for passive investors looking for short-term real estate debt investments... Read full review	Good investment app to guide beginners to invest in stocks... Read full review
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	Invest in Real Estate with $10 Short Term High-Yield Investments Diversify Your Portfolio	Sign Up and Get $5
	Terms Apply. Offering Circular
Blank fields may indicate the information is not available, not applicable, or not known to CreditDonkey. Please visit the product website for details. GROUNDFLOOR: Investments carry risk and may lose value. Not an offer or solicitation to purchase securities. Please consult the Offering Circular and related SEC filings before making an investment decision. Stash: Pricing information from published website as of 08/14/2019

Invest in Real Estate with $10

The minimum investment amount is only $10. (Though most transfer $100 for better diversification; subsequent transfers can be for any amount)

• Short-term real estate investments lasting just 12-18 months
• Open to non-accredited investors
• No investor fees

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Short Term High-Yield Investments

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Diversify Your Portfolio

With Groundfloor you can diversify your investment portfolio with real estate like a pro without needing to be a millionaire.

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Which is Better: GROUNDFLOOR or Stash?

Still need help deciding which investing is better? Read the in-depth reviews below. You may also be interested in comparing GROUNDFLOOR or Robinhood.

In short: GROUNDFLOOR's customer service is worth mentioning.

Articles on GROUNDFLOOR

Groundfloor Review

Groundfloor offers short-term real estate investments starting with just $10. With average returns over 10%, is it the right investment for you?

• GROUNDFLOOR vs Fundrise
• GROUNDFLOOR vs Arrived Homes
• GROUNDFLOOR vs Yieldstreet

Articles on Stash

Stash Invest Review

Can Stash help make you money? Find out if the investing app is legit and how it compares to apps like Acorns and Robinhood.

• Stash vs Acorns
• Stash vs Robinhood
• Stash vs Webull

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