This makes allowance and spending on my child so easy to manage and keep track of. It's helped both me and my child become more aware and responsible with money. I had an issue with Acorns but with Ac... See more
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Acorns Early (formerly GoHenry US) is the smart debit card and learning app for kids that teaches them financial wellness and the value of money. Young people aged 6-18 can learn about earning, saving, and smart spending with features like automated allowance, task lists, and gamified educational quizzes and videos. Then they can practice their skills in the real world with their own debit card. All while parents watch and guide with flexible parental controls.
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How to accomplish some tasks are not easy to find. For example how to customize your pin. I sent an email but did not get a response.

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Being unable to link my previous acorn account and my kids’ acorns early account due to a difference in email without any other means of identification verification for a financial services platform is a joke.

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Its good for children to learn how ro you butt i think children need more time use their card

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Easy to use. The kids love looking at their balance. Cards are usually easy to use.

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The fact my kids can feel like they earn their money and now they can go with friends and enjoy the money instead of saying they lost their money some how

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It takes too long (3 buisness days) to transfer money into my account so I can fund my kids. If you haven't got your wallet loaded when the kids need / earn some cash, it's already too late.

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My experience is great ...it really teach kids how to manage the money on the card.

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Its a great app for kids to learn how to manage money,use a debit card and how to save their money. My kids love using their own debit cards and it keeps them from spending too much on my debit card... lol. With my kids if its their own money they know they have to budget and cant just spend whatever they want. Its worth the $10 monthly fee.

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Everything is great! Only critique I have is being able to add funds quickly is difficult. The auto fund is great for maintenance but if I want to add funds to be available immediately it’s not a user friendly process to figure out and do

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I’m still learning how this works but I like it

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I love Acorns and Acorns early. The apps are easy to use and beneficial for our budgeting, investment, and financial literacy education for our children.

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