Paul
GBA game-changing product for automating… A game-changing product for automating personal finance. Simple to use and keeps investors from being victims of both their actions and inaction. Only critiques: Mobile deposit is really needed especially for small business owners and consultants. We should be able to fund our M1 accounts from more than just one bank.
C. H.
GBCould use some improvements - Would be nice to be able to buy any company irregardless of volume trade. - Should give investors more access to buy more OTC and foreign stocks. - Need to allow investors to search stocks and ETF's by country/region - Should provide financial statements to user's and allow them to customize charts (Comparing stock price to past earnings, P/FCF, etc) - Get rid of the trade windows or get rid of the minimum balance in an account to trade in either morning/afternoon if you're paying for M1 plus. At least look at total balance.
Annabeth Vannucci
GBFees and Poor Customer Service The M1 interface is not my favorite. I do not find it as user friendly and conducive to financial wellness as other platforms. The customer service I experienced when trying to do a rollover was extremely challenging and I was redirected to many different people. IN total I called 4 different times about the same issue and had to re-iterate the problem over and over. I felt stuck in the middle between two different banks that had two different methods of doing the same thing. Very frustrating. Be wary of unneccesary fees.
Denise Hall
GBCurrently on day 18 of trying to close… Currently on day 18 of trying to close the account. After multiple attempts to find out why the delay, we were told we would have to forfeit the incentive bonus already credited to get the rest of the money due to a 1 year time requirement. There is no such requirement in the promotional details. Terrible communications, terrible experience.
rob w
SGThe M1 new updates to the app causes a… The M1 new updates to the MY M1+ app cause a credit card double charge. When I request a refund, customer service says M1's policy is to hold the credit balance to offset future bills. If you insist on refunds, M1 will tell you that it takes more than 8 weeks and the refund will come via check. How can this be in this age of cashless transactions? A credit card refund process is simple today. Doesn't M1 understand that the customer may be cash-strapped and need the funds to pay other bills? I can only conclude that this delay tactic is to serve M1's benefit since there will be many cases like mine. Think of the millions in excess charges that will attract bank deposit interest. Shame on you M1 for putting yourself first before your customer.