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Davis
Davis (@guest_1859502)
June 13, 2024 18:50

In addition to 5% APY, Robinhood will now give you 1% bonus on every dollar you deposit. Total deposit boost paid out over 24 months. To earn your full boost, hold or invest your brokerage deposits for 2 years. If you cancel Gold, you’ll lose future payouts you haven’t earned yet. Boost only applies to net new, eligible deposits. There are daily ACH deposit limits. Upon making an Eligible Deposit, Robinhood will credit 1% of each deposit amount into your Robinhood taxable brokerage account as a pending boost, which vests monthly, over two years. Boost payments will vest into your account on the last calendar day of every month, in equal installments, except that the first and last month may be prorated. For Eligible Deposits initiated before the last 5 days of the month, the first payment will be paid out the last day of that month, or the day that the deposit clears, whichever is later. For Eligible Deposits initiated in the last 5 days of the month, the first payment will be paid out on the last day of the following month. Robinhood will round your Eligible Deposit amount and any subsequent Withdrawal amounts to the nearest dollar for purposes of calculating your boost or any reduction in boost amount (as described in more detail below). Deposits less than or equal to $0.49 will not earn a boost, and deposits more than or equal to $0.50 but less than $1.00 will earn a boost of $0.01. Robinhood reserves the right to monitor deposit and withdrawal activity and will rescind boost payments if Robinhood determines, in its sole discretion, that there is a reasonable indication of abuse, misuse, or fraud as it relates to boost payment rounding methodologies or other calculations. In order to receive your full payout for each Eligible Deposit, you must remain a Gold Member for the entire two years after you initiate each Eligible Deposit. If you cancel your Gold Membership, any pending (non-vested) boost payments remaining after the end of your paid subscription period will be forfeited. If you subsequently re-subscribe to the Gold Membership, Robinhood will take your withdrawal activity during your non-Gold Member period into account when calculating future boost payments; as a result, you may begin your new Gold Membership subscription period with a negative boost balance. Additionally, you must maintain at least the value of each of your Eligible Deposits on the Robinhood platform for 2 years after initiating each Eligible Deposit in order to receive the full boost amount for each Eligible Deposit. If you withdraw assets from the Robinhood platform prior to 2 years after you initiated such Eligible Deposit, Robinhood will deduct a proportional amount from your pending boost payments. “Withdrawals” include external cash withdrawals via ACH, wire, debit card funding, and RTP; inter-entity transfers out of your brokerage account into a Robinhood IRA or Robinhood Spending account; as well as external asset transfers via ACATS out (valued at market value of assets at settlement), and crypto… Read more »

Hnrey
Hnrey (@guest_1810783)
March 8, 2024 19:41

I now see 5.99 monthly or $60 annually

Rick
Rick (@guest_1798889)
February 16, 2024 19:46

Robinhood Gold is 5.25% now.

CT
CT (@guest_1805837)
February 29, 2024 21:23

That’s for the first 3 months I believe. After that its 5%

Stephen Sikes (Public)
Stephen Sikes (Public) (@guest_1778750)
January 16, 2024 08:27

Just saying… Public’s HYCA is 5.10% with no fees, minimums/maximums, subscriptions etc — and up to $250k instant deposits and $5M FDIC.

Playmaker
Playmaker (@guest_1778315)
January 15, 2024 15:59

The biggest benefit to this $ 5-a-month Robinhood gold plan is that they match your IRA contributions that you hold with their brokerage at 3%. So if you max out contributions for 2024 at a $7000 limit, you will earn $210 which is a good deal IF it is placed into your IRA because an extra $210 a year will compound nicely. IF it’s not credited to your IRA account, then just go with SOFI which is currently giving a 2% match on IRA contributions up until tax day and there will be no montly fee.

Jake
Jake (@guest_1777526)
January 14, 2024 08:48

Robinhood lived it’s best life in the beginning. Now every other legitimate broker is doing the same thing. Why pay fees to a junk broker?!

whocares
whocares (@guest_1777496)
January 14, 2024 07:23

people still use robinhood? what a trash outfit…stopped after the GME manipulation.

Esaphire3
Esaphire3 (@guest_1777504)
January 14, 2024 07:51

Go read up on what happened it was merely due to the constraints of there system because the trades do not take place in real time. If I recall correctly they raised a massive amount of cash afterwards to make sure such a thing will never happen again

Jan
Jan (@guest_1777596)
January 14, 2024 12:14

The problem wasn’t that they had constraints, the problem was the communication they did. Initially, they said it was for your benefit, while it turned out they lacked the cash reserves for clearing trades. Maybe it’s you who should read a little bit more

CT
CT (@guest_1777423)
January 14, 2024 01:07

Robinhood Gold member here and it shows $5 for me.

Rick
Rick (@guest_1777525)
January 14, 2024 08:47
  CT

Same here. Would be nice if we get grand fathered in at $5.

Jason
Jason (@guest_1777398)
January 13, 2024 23:51

My account still shows $5.00 monthly fee.
Tap top left menu, Robinhood gold and down to billing.

Hnrey
Hnrey (@guest_1777404)
January 14, 2024 00:06

I’m not a current subscriber and I see $6.99 to start.

Ruth
Ruth (@guest_1777502)
January 14, 2024 07:48

Not a current robinhood gold subscriber, never subscribed before, but am an existing robinhood user (but with $0 in assets). Just updated the app and the language still says $5/mo for me as well.

dbzdeals
dbzdeals (@guest_1777319)
January 13, 2024 20:29

variable rate that will immediately go down