How can I start investing with Mercantile Bank?

You can start investing by logging into Mercantile Bank online banking, accessing the digital investing feature, answering a few questions about your goals, and selecting an investment approach.

What investment options are available?

Customers can choose from pre-built portfolios, hybrid investing options, or self-directed investing with access to stocks, bonds, and ETFs.

What is the minimum amount to start investing?

You can start investing with as little as $10 through Mercantile Bank Digital Investments.

Is the investment platform integrated with online banking?

Yes, the digital investing tool is fully integrated into Mercantile Bank's online banking platform for a seamless experience.

Are investments insured?

Investments are not insured by the FDIC, are not a deposit, and may lose value.

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Investments from Mercantile Bank in partnership with Eko Investments.

Mercantile Bank has partnered with Eko investments to allow investing to be more accessible. With Eko, you can start investing with as little as $10 and choose from a variety of investment options to suit your needs and goals. The tool is directly integrated in customer's online banking for easy access.*

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Why Mercantile Bank Digital Investments?

Seamless Experience
- No new app to download. This tool is seamlessly integrated into your online banking platform.

Pre-Built Portfolios
- Select from expertly crafted portfolios, designed to offer diversified exposure to both stocks and bonds.

Hybrid Investing
- Begin with a personalized portfolio tailored to your needs, with optional flexibility for adjustments.

Self-Directed Investing
- Build your own portfolio by selecting from over 6,000 stocks, bonds, and ETFs.

How does it work?

Step 1: Log into Online Banking
Access the digital investing feature from your online dashboard or mobile app under Mercantile Bank Digital Investments.

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Step 2: Tell Us Your Goals
Answer a few simple questions to help personalize your investment approach.

Step 3: Start Investing
Choose from pre-built portfolios, hybrid portfolios, or go self-directed and pick your own assets.

Manage your investments with confidence, from buying fractional shares and ETFs to tracking performance over time.

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Investments are not insured by the FDIC, are not a deposit, and may lose value.