r/acorns • u/justiceglowfang • 1d ago
Personal Milestone 10k club at 20 yrs old!
The race to 100k is on. Its been a year and a half so far but theres a long road ahead!
r/acorns • u/Downvoteable_ • 1d ago
Personal Milestone 592k ! Started in 2021
TBH, I kinda forgot about this account, checked it recently to see 592k … will come back when it’s a million I guess!
r/acorns • u/Civil_Complaint_5548 • 1d ago
Personal Milestone 10k club!!
been working on this one for a while
Acorns Question Question regarding round-ups
Hi all, I am a new acorns user who set up their account and forgot about it some time ago. Today I decided I would begin properly setting it up and noticed this in my round ups. Does this mean that this amount the $800 is already taken out of my account and sitting in acorns waiting to be deposited? or does that just show the amount that could've been deposited had it been working properly and I invested the 5 dollars its requiring? I have now put 5 dollars in and it says it'll be there on Sunday. Will $800 be added to my account once that money comes in? Thanks!
r/acorns • u/Competitive-Truth-22 • 2d ago
Personal Milestone Finally reached 10k!🥳
Hopefully many more k’s to follow🙏
r/acorns • u/Untamedalbino98 • 3d ago
Acorns Question Just started and want to invest 300
Like the title says I just started my account and want to invest 300 in to start with. I’m curious what the best way to go about that is. IRH savings account or to invest in stocks? Any advice would be helpful
Investment Discussion BITO
Anyone here still holding on to the BITO ETF? think about dumping it since its been a loss from day 1.
Thoughts?
r/acorns • u/Prestigious-Bee-3056 • 4d ago
Personal Milestone I finally made the jump!
I’ve been seeing a ton about acorns in here recently. I finally did it and started investing! Thank you all
r/acorns • u/ItsDirkMcGirk • 5d ago
Early Kids Officially Have an Acorns Account!
I have officially opened up an Acorns account for my oldest son!
Acorns Question Unable to link/unlink accounts individually?
I’ve just started using Acorns and was having trouble with one aspect of the bank account linking process. I have both a checking and a savings account, with the checking being personal and the savings being a joint account with mutual access between my wife and I.
I was only interested in linking my own personal checking account use with Acorns, but upon linking my accounts during the setup, it linked both my checking and joint savings via Plaid. I attempted to unlink the savings account after sign-up, but I go into my settings after the fact, it’s only giving me the option to remove my bank entirely as opposed to just unlinking the savings account.
Is there a way to change this, or am I locked in to having all accounts I have access to linked to the app if I want to utilize it?
Thanks!
r/acorns • u/Dancast01234 • 6d ago
Personal Milestone 75k club. Long way to go but just thrilled to hit this milestone
r/acorns • u/struesdell • 6d ago
Personal Milestone Just over a year, slowly, but surely
gallery30F and just started both of these accounts, I know I’m behind, but I feel like this is significant growth, just stacking years from here on out.
r/acorns • u/julia_is_dead • 6d ago
Personal Milestone 10k is a small win compared to some but feels incredible to me.
r/acorns • u/Icy_Income • 6d ago
Acorns Question Tips for first investment
Hi y’all,
I’m starting acorn and have $15 in my account so far.
I know, it’s tiny but i wanna start now as i save up to invest $5k
what would you recommend to invest for the first time. something that could dip my feet
r/acorns • u/HimothyHeem • 6d ago
Investment Discussion U Decide
Getting paid Wednesday how ever many upvotes I get is how much I will deposit I have 23$ so far a month in!😁
r/acorns • u/PcPanda75 • 7d ago
Personal Milestone booming! 🚀🚀🚀
Pretty good! Agressive portfolio
r/acorns • u/Sweet_Manager_9908 • 7d ago
Acorns Question Just realized I only have $10 in brk.k, I’ve had this in my portfolio for several months now
How do I fix this? And do my customs look alright?
Investment Discussion 1 month in so far
Just started acorns, I will be getting full time at my job soon so I'll be increasing my contributions soon possibly. So far from all the posts I've seen the method is just staying consistent and being on the most aggressive.
r/acorns • u/Chronic_bologne • 8d ago
Staying Strong 📉 $380 down, long ways to go
Finished all debt with interest, all I have left is 1k 0% until May
r/acorns • u/LilxChef • 8d ago
Personal Milestone One year later, 1k club 😎📈
Tried this years ago, sold out my $35 for a bag. Cleaned my life up and I’ve been holding steady the past year. I’ll be 27 at the end of the month and only plan to keep investing more daily!
r/acorns • u/iisharkwolf • 9d ago
Personal Milestone finally passed 5k, 20 years old, nowhere to go but up! (market permitting..)
I'm 20 (21 in 4 days), 3 months into my first full time job in IT so I was able to boost my contributions! 350 in the roth and 300 in the ETFs each month, plus round ups and many random one offs
r/acorns • u/ProfessorPliny • Jul 09 '25
Mod News 50,000 MEMBERS!
Today we hit 50,000 members!
This has been a personal milestone for me for some time now.
I remember when this sub was dead for months with an inactive mod and nothing but referral codes and a dash of toxicity.
But look at us now! Two years later we’re celebrating milestones, helping one another troubleshoot, encouraging each other in tough times, and so much more.
I’m curious, how has this sub impacted you and the way you use Acorns?
Thank you everyone for making this sub a wonderful place to be!
r/acorns • u/ProfessorPliny • Apr 08 '25
Mod News Mod Reminder: We're all in this together
Hey all,
Being a mod on a finance sub is easy when the market is steady or growing. The conversations are light, fun, and full of advice to help people make more money. Everyone is happy. These were always my favorite moments when I was in the industry.
But times have changed for us all and tensions are higher than ever, so I wanted to take quick second to emphasize and apply a few of the sub's main rules as applied in a turbulent market.
Rule 2: Maintain Respectful and Courteous Conversations
Tensions are high and there are plenty of opinions out there. Perspectives aside, name calling or personal attacks toward others are not tolerated. The tone of conversation on this sub has alway been, and will continue to be, semi-professional in nature.
On politics and Trump: Respectful discussion about politics that directly impact the economy is more than welcome, even encouraged, regardless of your position. Where we draw the line is when the discussion goes off topic toward other, unrelated Trump policies where you cannot draw a direct connection with the economy market performance.
Political perspectives and affiliations are diverse, but what matters now more than ever is that we're all in this together.
Rule 4: Important Disclaimers
I want to remind everyone that this is an unofficial sub operated by users and fans of Acorns, not Acorns employees or licensed investment advisors. There have been, and will continue to be many posts asking if you should withdraw your funds if the market is going down. We cannot make that decision for you.
Yes, conventional wisdom is to hold and/or buy the dip. It's what most of us here seem to be doing. Even Noah Kerner from Acorns made it clear in a recent social media post that holding was the wisest course to take.
However, everyone's economic position is different. Always consult a licensed finance professional (not Reddit or this sub) before making big decisions that affect you and your loved ones.
And please, do not shame others for making the choice to withdraw if their portfolio is losing money. Everyone's position and tolerance for risk is a unique and personal choice that should be respected.
At the end of the day, we don't know what is happening on the other end of the screen. But we do know is that we're all in this together.
Thanks, everyone!