Robinhood, $HOOD, has introduced Joint Investing Accounts

Robinhood, $HOOD, has introduced Joint Investing Accounts.

Keep Investments in One Place: Customers can seamlessly transition from individual investments to their joint account with just a tap. This streamlines the investment process, making it more convenient to manage all investments in one location and ensuring that both account holders have a clear view of their financial situation.

Access for Two: Existing customers can open a joint account with a partner, allowing shared access to manage investments and transfer funds at any time. This feature ensures that both account holders are fully involved in their financial decisions and can act quickly and efficiently when necessary.

Increase Purchasing Power: Account co-owners can combine their funds, leveraging their collective financial strength to help achieve their family's financial goals.

Share the Perks of Gold: Certain benefits of Gold membership extend to joint accounts at no extra cost, including earning a 1% deposit boost and 5% APY. These exclusive benefits enhance the value of the accounts, offering additional growth opportunities and financial rewards.

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