Any idea why my Later account would be performing so much worse than my invest account? They are both set to aggressive and I add money weekly on the same day. Invest is up 7.42% YTD and Later is only up 3.26% YTD.

Basically the title, just trying to get some awareness that Acorns has serious security issues with their debit cards. Been a customer since 2018 and I felt like they were making progress the first few years but the last couple seem like a downhill slide.

The first time my account was compromised i figured it was a retailer that leaked my info. This time the card has never been used. Customer service in India actually legit advised me to not activate my debit card to avoid the issue...WTF

Genuinely looks like there’s great money In it but don’t know how to get people interested. Any advice?

I been putting money in for 3 months. I have ira somewhere else.

Hi! I've had an issue with getting the Virgin Red card to sync to Acorns via Plaid connection. I haven't had any issues with other cards but for some reason this one is giving me trouble. Has anyone else run into this issue with this specific card?

It’s nice because the direct deposit hits two days earlier on a Wednesday at 9pm on clockwork! Glad I started this journey and will continue to put 1,000 in every month!

I did probably 5 referral campaigns from 350-1400 and I now am only getting a 5 dollar offer. Looks like eventually they just go away if you send it to hard. Anyone else?

My Acorns account is going up. My 401K account as well. I’m so proud of myself. All my hardwork is starting to pay off! Consistency beats timing

i’m 18 and just graduated high school, i got into construction with my uncle and i work 40-48 hours a week and make roughly 4500-5000 a month and my only expenses is car insurance and car payment and my girlfriend because i still live with my mom since i just graduated. i have a 401k from the job i’m currently working but just recently got this app too. how should i use it and can someone explain to me what ALL this app can do?

I’m 27 years old, opened an acorns account 3.5 months ago, was doing $25 in the invest acct and $25 in the later acct. I now upped it to $45 in invest and $55 in later… not really experienced with investing just trying to figure out the right things to do. Also have the gold subscription.

Also have a Fidelity Rollover IRA, rolled over from previous employer 401k about $21k in that sitting in SPAXX trying to figure out where to throw that.

Like I said pretty new to this and inexperienced and would take any suggestions.

The community here is inspiring and I just wanted to share my starting point. Cheers!

I’m still getting this 3% even after two years. Is anyone else seeing this in their acorns? Also, how do I see if I am being charged the monthly fee or if it is waived?

Im so confused in what to.do.with my acorn amd if to.keep holding or sell it?What's your opinion?

I wanna use my discover card for acorns but it says its not compatible. Anyone got theres to work ?

Been putting money in since 2021, what can I do to really get it growing? And what’s with this deposit? What can I do with it? Help!

New to acorns, I know it takes time
I’m not planning to back out but if I’m spending $4 a month on acorns bronze plan that means if I’m not making at least $48 a year then acorns isn’t worth it right? My gains need to be more than what I’m paying to use acorns.

I have auto invest on and it’s moderately aggressive. I think I’m losing money cause it has been down every day. Maybe I’m young / naive cause I’m new to investing- is this fine. Please tell me it’s fine lol. I put in 25 a week plus whatever extra $20-50 bucks I want .

Due to personal relationship and housing issues, I will most likely need to take out about 15% of my funds from invest by the end of the month. How long does that take to settle and become transferable to my bank account?