Tom Songer, M.Ed Author

Jul 27, 20203 min

National Parent Day: Enter to win $10,000! Acorns™ $5 Investment

It's National Parents' Day and we’ve already welcomed 28,500 Early kids this month! To celebrate, if we reach 50,000 by July 31st, we’re investing $10,000 in one family. Sign up for our investment account for kids now for a chance to win.

  1. Tap below to sign up for Early and complete your account

  2. Make an initial $5 investment

  3. Visit this link to tell us and tell us your hopes for the child you love

For terms and conditions, tap here.

Everything you get with Acorns

Investment account for kids

Invest for the kids in your life — multiple kids per family at no added cost

Full financial wellness system

Get personal investment, retirement, and checking accounts

Easy, automated investments

Set it and forget it, starting at just $5 a day, week, or month

Grow your knowledge, together

Custom financial literacy content for families, powered by us and CNBC

Exclusive Found Money offers

Find savings and bonus investments from partners like Disney+ and ABC Mouse

Potential tax advantages

Investing for the child in your life can help you save on taxes

Flexibility (UTMA/UGMA account):

Use funds for anything benefitting the child, and easily transfer when they’re grown

According to BusinessInsider

Acorns is an investing company that offers an investment account, a retirement account, and a checking account that invests your spare change.

Acorns has launched a fourth type of account: Acorns Early (for kids and families)

Acorns Early is an investment account for kids. There isn't an option to sign up for just the Acorns Early account — to open an account, you have to sign up for the Acorns Family plan.

By signing up for an Acorns Family plan, you gain access to all four accounts: Acorns Invest, Acorns Later, Acorns Spend, and Acorns Early. 

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According to Acorns™

You might want to open an Acorns Early account if you:

  • Are already an Acorns member, OR you want access to Acorns' investment, retirement, and checking accounts

  • Qualify for a free Acorns Family plan because you've had a baby in 2020

  • Want access to financial literacy content that helps you communicate with your child about money

  • Prefer a UGMA account over a 529 plan

You might not want to open an Acorns Early account if you:

  • Aren't interested in the rest of Acorns' accounts

  • Prefer a 529 plan over a UGMA account to save for your kids' futures

  • Don't qualify for a free plan, and you find a company that offers a more affordable UGMA account

If you give birth in 2020, you get an Acorns Family plan membership for free

Joining the Acorns Family plan costs $5 per month for most families. Here's how Acorns' pricing works:

  • Acorns Lite plan ($1 per month): Acorns Invest

  • Acorns Personal plan ($3 per month): Acorns Invest, Acorns Grow, Acorns Spend

  • Acorns Family plan ($5 per month): Acorns Invest, Acorns Grow, Acorns Spend, Acorns Early

Read Business Insider's full review of Acorns Spend »

You may not want to pay $5 per month. But if you're considering opening a UGMA account with another company, ask about any fees — it's possible you would end up paying more than $5 monthly in hidden fees. It's also worth noting that $5 per month grants you access to four types of accounts, all of which help you invest.

Acorns is offering a special deal for families who have a baby in 2020: You get access to the Acorns Family plan for free until the child turns 18 and you transfer the account to their name.

You can open multiple Acorns Early accounts with an Acorns Family plan. So if you open an account for your child born in 2020, then open additional accounts for your other children, you still get a free membership.

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