This is the season of Giving and One Financial Services Company wants to give the gift of cash.

Bottlyful Money starts now.

I'm Chris Hill and back by popular demand.

Bottlyful Senior Analyst Jason Moser. Thanks for being here.

Popular demand you sit on a throne applies.

I could only wish that were the case, but I'm happy to be here.

Nonetheless.

Let's begin with Robinhood, shall we?

Because the stock trading app is trying to broaden its offerings.

And this week rolled out something that caught our attention.

For anyone who opens an individual retirement account on their platform,

Robinhood is offering to match one percent of the funds that customers contribute.

The catch is you have to keep the retirement funds with Robinhood for at least five years to get

the match. I kind of like that. I beat I was a someone and you're with me and everyone here at

the Motley Fool. We really focus on long-term investing. So I like that for customers.

Do you like this for Robinhood and their shareholders?

Well, I'll do it ultimately. Yes. I mean, I think you're right. I mean, this is regardless,

this is a really positive message. This is the kind of thing we love to see.

It is encouraging folks to think longer term, start preparing for retirement.

Robinhood's demographic does skew a little younger. And so that I think is important to remember as

well because I mean, you're trying to educate younger investors, give them that mindset of thinking

in the context of many, many years as opposed to quarters. But generally speaking, I think it,

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