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Robinhood vs. Webull: Best Stock Trading App?
Robinhood and Webull are two apps used by investors looking to make both short and long term trades. But, with many similarities between the apps, which one is better for making your basic stock trades? Let’s get into the facts: Robinhood Founded in 2013...
Coinbase vs. eToro: Where to Trade Crypto?
Cryptocurrency aficionados, your hour has finally come--meaning that many apps are joining the ranks and beginning to offer crypto as a tradable asset. But for the savvy investor, does this mean trying a new platform? Or, possibly, using a variety of them? Here are...
M1 Finance vs. eToro: Best Copy Trader Platform in the U.S.?
M1 Finance and eToro both have great options for investors of all levels in the United States, particularly those looking to copy the moves of other investors. But, when put to the test, which copy trading app do we recommend? Here are some facts to get you...
Yotta Savings Review 2021
At The Dollar Guide, we aim to help you make the most of your finances and make decisions with confidence. To make this possible, many of our featured programs are from our partners. This does not influence our evaluations. Learn moreYotta Savings brings the thrill...
The 5 Best U.S. Day Trading Apps
Best Overall: TD Ameritrade TD Ameritrade’s mobile and web platforms are ideal for day traders. The extensive charts and ability to initiate complex orders make this platform perfect for traders in upper skill levels. They also offer educational tools for...
Trading 212 vs Degiro: Best European Broker for Trading ETFs and Stocks?
Trading 212 is known as a low cost, flexible broker that serves much of the world. The platform offers fractional shares at a low cost. But, if you’re located in Europe, you have the option to trade on Degiro as well, which is a platform well-revered internationally...
Titan Invest Review 2021 (Titanvest Robo Advisor)
At The Dollar Guide, we aim to help you make the most of your finances and make decisions with confidence. To make this possible, many of our featured programs are from our partners. This does not influence our evaluations. This is not financial advice. Always...
Revolut vs Degiro: Bells and Whistles or Minimalist?
Revolut and Degiro could not approach trading more differently. Revolut is full of shiny new features, while Degrio takes a pared-down, bare-bones approach to investing. So, between the two, which one do we recommend for European investors? The Facts: ...
Wealthfront Review 2021: Best Robo-Advisor?
At The Dollar Guide, we aim to help you make the most of your finances and make decisions with confidence. To make this possible, many of our featured programs are from our partners. This does not influence our evaluations. Learn moreWhen it comes to robo-advisors,...
Freetrade vs Trading 212: How Free is Free?
There has recently been a race to the bottom for apps providing the cheapest stock trading possible. In the UK, two of the heavy hitters are Freetrade and Trading 212. But how free is free? And are there really no hidden fees at all? Read on to learn our opinions on...
Commonstock Review: Learn From the Best?
Commonstock is incredibly new: it’s been available to the public less than a year. This startup seeks to bring the knowledge of top investors to the general public and has tons of potential to become the primary gathering place for investors of all skill levels. One...
Titan vs. Wealthfront: Which Gives Better Returns?
Two robo-advisors with unique strategies for growing investors’ wealth, Titan and Wealthfront are premiere apps with tons of potential for making money. For investors looking for automated ways to grow their money over time, we would recommend both of these apps. But...
Mint vs. Albert: Which Will Help You Save More Money?
Mint is a popular pioneer in savings apps that offers a zero-fee platform for individuals with any amount of money on hand to start budgeting. The flexible platform was one of the first in its field and is difficult to top. Alternatively, Albert is an up-and-coming...
Moomoo Review: Advanced tools at no Cost, too good to be true?
In 2018, Moomoo joined the onslaught of free trading apps. Founded in California, MooMoo seeks to bring more advanced tools and analytics to the free trade sphere. But are the more advanced tools really as good as they claim to be? Read on to learn our opinions on...
Wealthfront vs. Robinhood: Automated or Active Investing Strategy?
Two major players in the mobile stock trading world, Wealthfront and Robinhood, are very different apps offering varying ways for investors to grow their wealth. Wealthfront is a robo-advisor that allows users to invest smartly without having to spend a lot of time...
MINT vs YNAB (You Need A Budget)
Before blindly choosing a budgeting app, read this review (~5 min read) to make sure you choose the right app for your needs. Choosing the right app is the first step to mastering your money and gaining full control of your life. In today's day and age, home screen...
eToro vs. Degiro Review: Which European Trading Platform is the Best?
eToro and Degiro are two heavy-hitters in the world of international stock trading. eToro is best known for its trade copying option so users can copy the investment choices of other savvy investors. And these savvy investors can make lots of money from eToro by...
Public App Review | The Stock Investing Social Network
With a myriad of investing options for the app-savvy investor, it’s no surprise that Public, an app with social and investing options, rises above the rest. More than just an investing app, Public provides education and social networking along with all the tools you’d...
Digit vs. Qapital: a New Era of Micro-Savings Apps?
Digit and Qapital are automated budgeting apps that help you set goals, grow wealth, and save without having to lift a finger. Designed for young investors of the mobile-first generation, these apps can help users sweep up extra cash that would normally be sitting in...
Public vs. SoFi Invest: Best App for New U.S. Investors?
Public is a community-focused stock investing app geared toward beginners and young social investors. SoFi Invest is also marketed toward young beginners, but is primarily a robo-advisor for investors wanting a hands-off approach. For U.S. investors just starting out,...