Acorns Review 2022: A great app to begin investing

Among the various popular investment apps, one of the buzziest is surely Acorns.

Through the Acorns app, you can bank, save, and start investing with just your spare change or more.

With celebrity backers such as Ashton Kutcher, Dwayne Johnson, and Kevin Durant (plus a host of well-known corporate names), Acorns’ website reports it has grown to 9 million subscribers.

Should you be one of them?

Using Acorns to Invest

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Like its competitors, such as Fidelity, Vanguard, Betterment, E*TRADE, and newer rivals like Robinhood and M1 Finance, Acorns simplifies the path to investing by offering a user-friendly interface.

And in Acorns’ case, extremely low barriers to entry.

Through Acorns, one can invest in a range of low-fee ETFs (Exchange Traded Fund), representing both equities and bonds.

Most recently, their investment options have broadened to include an ESG (environment, social, governance)-themed ETF option.