Editorial Team

Editorial Team

Fractional Investing In More Than Just Equities

Fractional investing has been a highly impactful innovation in retail investing, reducing the barriers to invest in individuals stocks that would otherwise be out of the price range of many investors. A single share of Amazon (AMZN) costs more than $3,000 if bought as a whole share, but fractional investing allows an investor to buy a stake in the company without paying a fortune. It's opened up a slice of the stock market to a new generation of investors.

However, many investors still don't know that fractional investing goes beyond just stocks. With Unifimoney, you can invest in over 30 Cryptocurrencies as well as Gold, Silver and Platinum with just a few dollars.

When you sign up with Unifimoney, you can earn up to a $5K Bitcoin reward and additional Bitcoin rewards when you refer friends. See website for details.

Fractional Investing in Stocks and ETFs
Unifimoney offers commission free trading of thousands of U.S. equities, ETFs and ADRs (American Depository Receipts) for as little as $1.

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Fractional Investing in Cryptocurrencies
Trade over 30 cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin and Dogecoin with just a few dollars.

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Fractional Investing in Gold, Silver and Platinum
Invest in one of the oldest asset classes on the planet — precious metals for as little as $5. Store the metal in secure vaults or take delivery as you wish. Precious metals are traded on an allocated basis, which. means you own the physical metal. We recently reduced our service fees by up to 75% on precious metals trading.

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*Important information and disclaimers

The above does NOT constitute an offer, solicitation of an offer, nor advice to buy or sell specific securities. The opinions listed above are not the opinions of Unifimoney Inc. or Unifimoney RIA, Inc. but represent the opinions of independent contributors. These contributors may or may not hold positions in the stocks discussed. Investors should always independently research any stocks listed and form their own opinions, while recognizing that any investments made may lose value, are not bank guaranteed and are not FDIC insured.