Robo-adviser Moola gives investors £100 if they get quiz right
Robo-adviser Moola is offering users £100 ($130) in investments if they complete a quiz correctly while signing up to one of the firm's portfolios. Potential "winners" have to already have an investment of £50 in their Moola accounts in addition to a recurring contribution of £50 set for the next six months or make a one-off investment of £300. The first 200 customers to complete the quiz successfully will be awarded the £100 into their investment accounts. The reward will be unable to be redeemed from the account for at least 12 months. 

Digital wealth management platform Moola is offering successful participants of an online quiz £100 for signing up to one of its risk-targeted portfolios.

Investors are invited to take part in the quiz that has four not 'easy' questions and provided you get at least three right, the first 200 new customers will receive £100 into their investment account.

The catch is you have to set up your Moola account with a minimum investment of £50 and a minimum monthly contribution of £50 a month for a period of 6 months or contributions totalling £300 in the first year.

Moola will deposit £100 prize into investors account within 1 month of the account being opened and first deposit made with the £100 prize invested into the portfolio.

All things being equal – which they rarely are – this locks in a 33 per cent return before fees.

Accounts, however, must remain open for at least 12 months before withdrawing the £100 prize or it and any associated profits will not be able to be withdrawn and will be recalled by Moola.

Gemma Godfrey is the founder and CEO of Moola. The platform is backed by Octopus Ventures as well as Run Capital, Odysseus Investments and some private investors.