I can agree that if you try to pull… I can agree that if you try to pull your money out, you will absolutely get bent over by this company. They waited until my bank was low, took money out, returned it; then charged me 4 months subscription $39 making my bank account go negatives. Customer service is awful, and I pray customer service allows me to get my $200s back on Monday. Fidelity is way better and I’m happy I’ve trusted them with my thousands.

Acorns is a awesome concept getting… Acorns is a awesome concept getting people involved in the space of investing that should be taught in middle school

I have been satisfied with my Acorns account until now I have been satisfied with my Acorns account until my experience with their referral program. The link my referrals used was expired BUT they were able to create the account and I did not receive the referral bonus. Poor marketing. If the link was expired the user should have gotten a message to get a new link. Instead, it allowed them to open the account and I lost out on about $1,000 referral bonus.

Feds e’ll b knocking soon Lolz They’ve Suspended My Account For The 17X Time Over The Last 2 Weeks. Given every document id and everything else they’ve asked for too and still refuse to let me withdrawal my money. Literally just out here stealing money from people left and right.

My experience has been quite smooth… My experience has been quite smooth unlike many of the low rating reviews. I'm not saying, here, that their experiences respectively shouldn't be considered. I have never tried nor needed to close my account, so im not sure how that may unfold if that event should arise. However, I've had absolutely no problems with Acorns. When I needed to withdrawal, I received the money in due time if not sooner. I love the ease of making quick, one-time deposits along with the recurring deposits, and being a "set it and forget it", its made it very easy to save not only for myself, but my daughter. The round ups are a wonderful feature, better than putting change in a jar, at least there is a chance for it to grow, rather than collect dust. That being said, it's still wise to diversify :)