with a broker that offers fractional shares .

Many popular "fintech" apps allow you to open an account with $0.

for a specific dollar amount rather than a number of shares.

"Blue Chip" stocks or broad index ETFs for your first purchase.

By using fractional shares to buy an , your $5 or $10 is instantly diversified across the largest companies in the U.S., reducing the impact if one specific company performs poorly. 4. Set Up Micro-Investing Plans

You get the same percentage of dividend payments and price appreciation as someone owning full shares. 2. Choose a Low-Minimum Brokerage