What is active share investing?

Active investing is the trading individual stocks or bonds in an attempt to beat the ‘market’. Active investing allows you to put in place a strategy that’s tailored to your preferences, goals, and risk tolerance. Read more on What is Active Investing?

What is the difference between active and passive investing?

Passive investing allows you to put your money in a group of stocks, such as an index fund or exchange-traded fund (ETF), and mostly sit back, whereas Active Investing lets you buy and sell on your own.

What are the advantages of active investing?

Active Investing allows you to potentially beat average market returns by picking higher performing as opposed to waiting it out in the long run. Both of these aspects come with a level of risk.

How do I start active investing with SoFi?

Opening an account with SoFi Invest® can be a good way to start trading on your own. There are no account minimums, and no commissions for stocks and ETFs so you can get started with whatever amount you are comfortable with.

What is the minimum amount to start active investing?

SoFi does not require a minimum account balance so investors of all levels have access to the market.

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