Noah Kerner, CEO of Acorns, a micro-investment company, has recently focused on the financial education of children with two innovative products. The first, Acorns Early, allows parents to invest in their children's future from birth, with the promise that a daily investment of five dollars could grow into more than four million dollars by retirement, thanks to compound interest.
The second product, GoHenry, acquired in the UK, is aimed at children aged six and over. It is an educational platform where children learn how to manage money, receive rewards for their progress and use a card for their allowances. Acorns plans to expand these services internationally, underlining the global need for savings and investment education from an early age.
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