Better choices are Webull for traders & investors, and SoFi for investors and all-around personal finance. Both offer Roth IRAs, fractional shares for ETFs, and access to Cryptocurrency.

Millennial here also checking in—well after the original post.

I may be naive, certainly inexperienced, and probably need some light shed on how I’m doing this all wrong. But I will say that after almost two years using Robinhood as a first time, get your feet wet, investor, I don’t comprehend the cons. I feel like I yield the same amount of trading wisdom and advise from other apps and research avenues as I do from Robinhood, but with Robinhood, it’s all in one place, it’s totally free, and facilitates my apparently ADD style of investing as good as I can fathom. I have actually made a decent sum in my year and a half of trading (over $10k, liquid, in my bank account, seriously). I’m a physical therapist, I make okay money with my job, and my profession affords me time to be a fairly active investor (monitoring my stuff, buying, and selling 4-5x/week is considered active, yes?). If I can make even more money with another app, I would really like to know about it. Is the government going to steal all the money I’ve made? I really don’t understand the benefit of using another app (I can’t emphasize enough that I’m not a very smart person, please enlighten me).