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M1 Finance

Finance in a new dimension

4.6
Updated 2026-01-15

Starting Price

Free

Basic: Free (1 trade window/day). M1 Plus: $125/year (2 trade windows, lower loan rates, cashback).

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Overview

M1 Finance combines automated investing, borrowing, and banking in one platform. Its unique "Pie" system lets you build custom portfolios with automated rebalancing—perfect for hands-on investors who want some automation.

AI-Powered Features
  • Automated rebalancing
  • Dynamic rebalancing
  • Tax-efficient trading
  • Smart transfers
  • Dividend reinvestment
  • Portfolio optimization
All Features
Customizable Pie portfolios
Fractional shares
Automated investing
M1 Borrow (margin loans)
M1 Spend (checking)
M1 Credit Card
Expert Pies (prebuilt)
IRA accounts
Joint accounts
Crypto (limited)
No trading commissions
Dynamic rebalancing
Pros
  • Unique Pie system
  • Free automated investing
  • Fractional shares
  • Low margin rates
  • All-in-one platform
  • No account minimums
Cons
  • One trade window per day (free)
  • No tax-loss harvesting
  • Limited research tools
  • Customer service issues
  • Complex for beginners
Our Verdict

M1 Finance uniquely bridges DIY and automated investing. The Pie system is genuinely innovative, and the free tier is generous enough for most users.

Best For:

Self-directed investors who want customizable automation

Company Info

Headquarters

Chicago, IL

Founded

2015

Availability

us

Website

m1.com
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