Acorn—is it a good saving trick?
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Anonymous
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About to sign up
My DH is worried I will be hacked |
Anonymous
| Less info you put out there and the fewer accounts, the better. |
Anonymous
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He’s right
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Anonymous
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I know every trick there is to know. I retired very early having made minimum wage most of my life. I understand the excitement.
Acorn, Rakuten, Ibotta, and others are just distractions from what you really need to do to get ahead. They will collect your information for minimum benefit to you. Pen and paper are perfect for the list of tips and tricks if you enjoy implementing them. My information was stolen just because I used Ticketmaster to buy tickets. Imagine having your information all over the internet. |
Anonymous
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It’s just a fancy bank account.
Your. “ information” is already “out there” and you’ll never get it baca, so don’t worry about that. Since you have a husband who knows how to manage an account, give him some money each month to save, and now you don’t need acorns. |