Some reasons to leave Robinhood based on my investing style as a long term investor: They don't offer many beneficial investing account types including IRAs, HSAs, 529s etc. Because they don't offer those account types you can only open a taxable brokerage account meaning you will pay more taxes on gains unnecessarily.
If you want to keep your Robinhood account, you can initiate a partial transfer. Otherwise, you can initiate a full transfer, and we'll close your account once the process is complete. Note that there is a $75 fee to transfer your assets out of Robinhood, whether as a partial or full transfer.
You can withdraw up to $50,000 per business day from Robinhood.
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Robinhood claims to be for the retail investor and says they are pro democratizing the financial markets. ... There is likely going to be several traders and investors who leave Robinhood in support of other apps that support free market conditions and aren't in the pockets of big institutional investors and hedge funds.
In addition to $0 trades, Robinhood requires no minimum deposit and offers fractional shares. It doesn't set minimums for investing in cryptocurrency, unlike most other platforms that deal in digital currency. Robinhood makes it easy to invest even in the most expensive stocks without much capital.
Debunking misinformation: Yes, you own the shares you buy through Robinhood. The past few months have shown us the importance of transparency about how our business and our industry works.
Investing with Robinhood is commission-free, now and forever. We don't charge you fees to open your account, to maintain your account, or to transfer funds to your account. However, self-regulatory organizations (SROs) such as the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) charge us a small fee for sell orders.
How do I get my money out of Robinhood? You can withdraw your funds into your bank account, up to $50,000 per business day. From your account options, just select "Transfer" and then "Transfer to Your Bank" to initiate the withdrawal. There is no fee to withdraw.
You still own your stocks and assets even if Robinhood as a company goes bankrupt. It is SIPC insured and heavily regulated. ... You are the economical owner of the stocks so there would be a need to transfer the stocks to another broker or bank.
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