Below, CNBC Select reviews the investment options, features and fees of Acorns to help you decide if this platform is the right fit for you. Acorns review Investment options Features Fees Bottom ...

Invest “spare change” with Acorns' Round-Ups feature No hidden fees Low minimum to get started High fees Limited investment selection No tax-loss harvesting One feature that makes Acorns stand ...

No physical locations No joint bank accounts Acorns plans have a $3, $5, or $9 monthly subscription fee ($5 or $9 monthly subscription fee is waivable if you have a Mighty Oak Debit Card and ...

Rounding up the cost of your purchases to the next full dollar amount may seem like a way to make life more expensive. But it ...

Business Insider's personal finance team compared Acorns to the best investment apps for beginners, and we found it to be an industry leader for beginner-friendly trading and zero-fee stocks and ETFs.

With the Silver and Gold subscriptions, Acorns will waive the monthly fee as long as you have the Mighty Oak card and an active direct deposit (of at least $250 per calendar month) set up with ...

See our comparison of Robinhood and Acorns below. No annual or inactivity fees. $100 ACAT outgoing transfer fee. Robinhood Gold costs $5 a month. Matching funds in IRAs may be taken back if money ...

There is a monthly fee to use Acorns Early, but it's relatively low. Parents can add up to four child accounts for $5 per kid; $10 for families with up to four kids and can sign up for a free one ...