In this world of competition, it has become harder to gather finances and strength to develop a stable platform in the industry. Furthermore, the businesses to be developed by millennials especially, have become targeted as they are unable to form the specifics required to invest and conquer. They are absorbed in the crisis of their finances because of the position they stand at, in their respective careers.

The age of millennials is one of emotional variation, adjustability, and growth. What they need is awareness about various investing programs such that they can sidetrack their hobbies into a beneficial aspect. For this very reason, we have created a list for all the millennials out there looking for a way to bounce into the investing field.

Robinhood

The free application is designed to create stock trades without having to spend a single cent on the commissions. Has a dream come true, right? Along with this uniquely captivating feature, there are other specifications that have made the application not only user-friendly but also one with the great user experience. Real-time quotes, customized notifications, and access to news are some of the features.

Betterment

The application works at a fee that is affordable by the common people in the society but specifically, students. There is no withdrawal fees associated with your account and works effectively through robo-advisor platforms; working with productive algorithms to establish a platform with money management based on the goals that you have set for yourself.

Acorns

This investing application is breaking all the stereotypes and introducing a new way to help the millennials invest and conquer. You are lucky if you are a student of age up to 23 years because the service is free for you. If not, no worries because the fee is 1$ for an account with 5000$ monthly. Each transaction that you make with your debit card can be rounded up to 1$ while shopping with Hotel Tonight and Dollar Shave Club will get you some cash.

Givling

This application is providing an effectively innovative way to free the burden of student loans. By signing up with a fee of 80 cents, you can play in a team of three to win some trivial contests. If you win, the money will be split based on the overall performance based on your position in the team. The funny thing is you do not even have to play to win money instead you have to provide enough evidence that you carry an extraordinary debt.

WeFinance

This application was founded by Eric Mayefsky, who worked on Facebook and wanted to do create a platform that can be accessible and easy for borrowers. Not just borrowers, but mainly people who were young enough to not carry a good credit score to be freed of their loans. The application is good for covering medical expenses, student loans, vehicle purchasing installments, and others. It works to leverage the social media platforms of the client to track backers of the loan.