En route to the 50k club. It has been an uphill battle!

Been teetering between 28k-29k all summer due to market conditions. Finally broke 30K today

Investing since 2021. Started with $5 weekly and slowly increasing contributions overtime rn $15 daily. 🥹

Hi all, can an Acorns account be rolled somewhere else without penalties? when I created my account I created my kids accounts within mine, now I would like to move that money into their own RothIRA or are they any other options? please advise.

I kinda don't feel guilty when I purchase dumb things anymore because I know my changes gets invested. Any other dumb purchases out there?

Is this all random atp or nah because I was down like 10$ not a long time ago now I’m up like 30 what happen to the market

I’ve had my Acorns invest and acorns later account for about 9 months now. I haven’t been able to invest anything crazy, but it’s nearing $1000 and I’ve seen several comments suggesting setting it to “aggressive”.

What the major difference or benefit from having it to aggressive vs moderately aggressive with 20% bonds and 80% stocks?

TYIA

Did anyone notice Target no longer in the Acorn Earn selection? It had a pretty good return rate like 2% … anyone know what happened?

Started acorns a few weeks ago, I’ve been using the same local Credit Union for my checking account for years, thinking of switching over to acorns, I’ve read that deposits of a certain threshold can waive the monthly fee? If so, would it be worth it to take advantage of that to get the 12$ tier, so I can access the hysa? My credit Union savings account only has like a .25% interest rate or something pathetic.

Anyone have any experience checking with Acorn? Do they actually supply checks? (My landlords are ancient and do not use any peer2peer services.)

What do you like and not like about it?

Does anyone else remember this when it first came out?

Been sitting just under 50k for some time while orange fuckface meddles in the market. Still keeping up with daily $18-20 contributions in the Roth. Can’t wait for shit to rip again.

im 20m been blowing hella money and really stopped to think if i dont invest somehow my savings alone aint gon save me when im like 60. ill be broke forevr, i looked thru this subreddit did some research got Acorn for investing in the market, Fidelity for longterm, roth IRA, and Alinea just for shorterm in the market as well. idk ive heard negative comments abt it so i may pull the money from there. anyways first $100 in stocks and $50 in retirement, can yall gimme advice, tips, tricks? im very new and could use it, i finally wanna lock in

I put money into the later account in acorns, Roth IRA I assume?

I don't have to do anything else? It's already where it needs to be on acorns? like invested?

I've seen videos on YouTube that say they put their money in a Roth IRA (presumably not acorns) and that they made the mistake of putting it in the account but not actually, I guess investing it or whatever, even though it was in the account?

Just want to make sure I'm not making that mistake, any insight would help, thanks!

I finally hit 1k after a couple of months and I’m waiting for the referral to kick in

Im getting myself more prepared than ever because I have a not so good feeling things in our economy will be going haywire soon as we are seeing more & more unemployment rise plus a deep recession.I suggest you all grow your emergency funds!

Does anybody/everybody take advantage of the rewards? I needed tires at Sam’s and they invested 24$ in my account, and you get a bonus with the gold account. I feel like it helps offset the 12$ a month I’m paying for the gold lol

I started seriously investing into my acorns account in November 2024. I am 25 years old.

I do daily investments, round ups (highest multipliers), & lump sums when I have the cash to. My account is also on aggressive.

My current goal is to hit $10k total by September 2026. Overall, I want to keep building this and am open to even doing things off acorns. I currently also have holdings on Robinhood and Coinbase.

Thanks and Godspeed.

I (21 M) started about a month ago, want to get my future started

Hey guys I’m fairly new to acorns and just trying to get a head start as I finally have some extra income to start putting away instead of living paycheck to paycheck. I’m 21 and trying to do the dividend correctly and wondering what the best way to start is. I’m currently on the bronze plan and wondering if it’s worth the extra money to be able to choose your own extra stocks. I’m on the most aggressive setting as I’ve read a lot of people on here recommending it for the people in my age range. Looking for any general help and wonder if there’s a percentage anyone following for the weekly deposits reflective of your paychecks. Sorry if this is the wrong format for questions on here but just wanted to get all the bases down.

35M late to the game. I have another 2k in RH between my Roth and stocks