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M1 Finance

M1 is a fast-growing fintech company and personal finance platform made for the modern era. Hundreds of thousands of investors take control of their long-term wealth with M1 and have already trusted us with over $10 billion of assets. As the Finance Super App™, we empower financial well-being with all the tools to invest, borrow, spend and save: high-yield savings, automated investing tools, paperwork-free margin loans, low-cost personal loans, high cash-back credit card rewards that can be automatically re-invested From 2020 to 2021, the company grew from 82 employees to 236 employees and in 2021 became a fintech unicorn with a valuation of $1.45 billion. M1 has over 60,000 5-star customer reviews on the App Store and Google Play and has been recognized as a top app for investors including Investopedia’s 2023 Best for Sophisticated Investors and Best for Low Costs, Insider’s Best Investment App for Portfolio Customization, and one of Bankrate’s Best Robo-Advisors 2023. The company was also named one of CB Insights’ Top Fintech Companies of 2021, a 2021 Top Workplace by the Chicago Tribune, and one of Built In’s 2022 and 2023 Best Places to Work in Chicago. Mission: M1 empowers personal financial well-being. From our automation tools to our competitive rates to the content we produce, we’re focused on helping clients manage money and grow wealth the way they want to. That’s why our tagline is Build and Manage Your Wealth. Learn more at www.m1.com. Interested in joining our team? Learn more at https://m1.com/about/careers/. -- Disclosures: https://m1.com/social-terms/ Member FINRA/SIPC.www.m1.com

Search complete. 11 mentions across 4 episodes found for "M1 Finance".

Oct 20, 2026

Mark QuannGUEST
19:42
And you could have 10 bucks in each of them.
Mark QuannGUEST
19:45
When you get over $2,000, there's a company called M1 Finance.
Mark QuannGUEST
19:52
There's a borrow button.
Mark QuannGUEST
19:53
You over $2,000, you can do the exact same strategy that Elon Musk used to buy Twitter.
DaveHOST
32:55
You know, I got roped into, I mean, I don't think it's terrible, but, you know, listening to Choose FI, talking about the FIRE movement, you know, hearing some of their ads and stuff.
DaveHOST
33:04
I said, you know what, let me open a taxable brokerage account on M1 Finance.
DaveHOST
33:10
Nothing wrong.
DaveHOST
33:10
I don't think with M1 Finance, you make a pie or whatever.
DaveHOST
33:14
Um, you know, there's nothing wrong with it.
DaveHOST
33:15
I haven't had any issues, but what I decided is like my wife and I, we have a taxable brokerage account with M1.
Alex HormoziHOST
2:45
Now, the risks.
Alex HormoziHOST
2:47
So the risks of doing this are that let's say for some reason you borrowed at, and I think, uh, There's other ones, there's like M1 Finance, I think is one that I heard of that does up to 35%.
Alex HormoziHOST
2:58
And the percentages will vary based on the size of your portfolio, how long you've been doing business, blah, blah, blah, blah, right? And so it's usually 30 to 60%-ish, all right? And so let's say that you took out a 60%, you maxed this puppy out, right, on your $100,000.
Alex HormoziHOST
3:10
Let's say that your portfolio, because of a crash in the marketplace, drops to $50,000.
Jim BeachHOST
5:45
So what's the thesis of the system, the pandemic epiphany that you had?
Mark QuannGUEST
5:54
You know what? It was interesting because I came across this investment company called M1 Finance.
Mark QuannGUEST
6:00
And I'd never seen anything like it before.
Mark QuannGUEST
6:02
I was kind of skeptical, but people said some big good things about it.
Mark QuannGUEST
8:09
So if you buy stocks and ETFs,
Jim BeachHOST
8:12
Is that on Bank Swim or something like that you're talking
Mark QuannGUEST
8:14
about? No, it's called M1 Finance.
Mark QuannGUEST
8:17
M1 Finance is the only place that really works for this.

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