Many online investment platforms for beginners let you invest small amounts and automate contributions, but none guarantee daily payouts; instead, most focus on portfolio growth over time with features like fractional shares and recurring deposits[1]. Below are some of the best beginner-friendly options, with tools to automate daily (or frequent) investing and educational support:
- Stash: Allows you to set up daily, weekly, or monthly recurring investments, invest in fractional shares, and learn with their app’s beginner-friendly guidance[5]. Their Stock-Back® Card lets you earn stock rewards on daily spending.
- M1 Finance: Known for its “pie” portfolio visualization, M1 lets you automate deposits at your preferred frequency (including weekly) and offers commission-free trades starting with $100 minimum[4].
- Acorns: Rounds up everyday purchases and invests the difference. You can schedule automatic deposits, making it easy to regularly invest spare change[1].
- Wealthfront: Robo-advisor that offers automatic portfolio management and can set up frequent recurring deposits (though not specific daily investment payouts)[2].
- Robinhood and Webull: Both offer easy mobile investing with commission-free trades and no account minimums, allowing beginners to buy fractional shares and automate investments on a schedule, but not daily individual payouts[3].
- SoFi, Ally Invest, Charles Schwab: All support automated recurring investment schedules, have no or low minimums, and offer many educational resources for new users[1][2][4].
It’s important to note: legitimate investment platforms do not offer “guaranteed daily payouts”. Be cautious of any site promising fixed daily returns, as these are often associated with scams or high-risk schemes. The platforms above aim for long-term growth and may let you automate daily investing, but your returns will vary with market performance.
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