Stash: Is it worth signing up?

You may have seen Stash advertised here there and everywhere - or maybe you've been kept out of their advert radar, and that's fine, too.  Thing is, there are a lot of different "online banking" (financial technology) institutions floating around the internet - and I have tried quite a lot of them.

Why would I have tried quite a lot of them?  I learned at an early age that keeping two seperate accounts can help stash some monies in a safe place for emergencies, and not every banking establishment has the same perks, rates, and benefits as the next.

What's so special about Stash?

• Available by website, as well as by app - for Android and iOS.
• Direct deposit available.
• Considered a checking account with a debit card (through Stride Bank, N.A., FDIC insured).
• Can be used to buy and sell stocks on the Stock Exchange.
• You can round up to the nearest dollar on your purchases to go toward stocks (if you pay $4.76 for a meal at McDonalds and round up, 24 cents would be used to buy MCD stock).

Pretty spiffy, right?

If you are interested and you sign up for Stash with my link and add cash to your account, we'll both get $30 to invest - and bonus Amazon stock on top of that, for a limited time.  Sounds pretty awesome, doesn't it? 

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Mathie Tremas only gives out referral codes for businesses and apps that they have used faithfully -- and they have been a Stash account holder since 2022.  Their personal opinions are merely that, and should not be viewed as financial advice nor as a substitute for advice from financial advisors.  Please use your best judgement when signing up for new banking accounts, savings accounts, and stock exchange outlets.