Acorns Early (formerly GoHenry) vs Ally Bank

Acorns Early (formerly GoHenry) is a good banking app with fun educational content. How does it compare to Ally Bank? Read our comparison chart below.

Acorns Early (formerly GoHenry) is a financial learning app for ages 6-18. It lets kids spend with a debit card, set savings goals, get paid for chores, and more. The app evolves with kids to suit their needs at different ages. Plans start from $5/mo per child.

While Ally Bank offers high interest on their Savings account. It also offers interest checking and multiple CD options, including No Penalty and Raise Your Rate CDs. There is no minimum deposits or service fees for any of their banking products.

Compare Acorns Early (formerly GoHenry) with Ally Bank, side-by-side. Read on for an in-depth look, including ratings and reviews.

	Acorns Early (formerly GoHenry)	Ally Bank

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	SPECIAL OFFER Acorns Early Kids' Debit Card - Learn More Read Acorns Early (formerly GoHenry) Review	SPECIAL OFFER Online Savings Account - 3.80% APY - Learn More Read Ally Bank Review
	Benefits and Features
Savings	Create savings goals; No APY (parent-paid interest only)	3.80% APY
CD		2.90% to 4.05% APY. Terms of 3 months to 5 years. 12-month CD APY of 3.90%
Checking	Debit card up to 4 kids (Family Plan); 1 debit card (Individual Child)	0.10% APY for daily balances less than $15,000. 0.25% APY for daily balances over $15,000
Kids Debit Card
Money Market		3.80% APY
Mobile App	iOS & Android	iOS & Android
ATMs	No fee for either domestic (US) or international ATM use. ATM owners may charge a fee.	75,000+ no-fee Allpoint and MoneyPass ATMs
	CreditDonkey® Reviews

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Checking
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Education
Pros & Cons	Pros: App evolves with your child Flexible parental controls Game-like educational tools Cons: Accounts don't earn interest Can't cancel through the app
Bottom Line	Good banking app with fun educational content... Read full review	Read full review
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	Acorns Early Kids' Debit Card Acorns Early Debit Card for Kids and Teens Acorns Early Debit Card for Kids 6-18	Online Savings Account - 3.80% APY Money Market - 3.80% APY Term CDs
Blank fields may indicate the information is not available, not applicable, or not known to CreditDonkey. Please visit the product website for details. Acorns Early (formerly GoHenry): Pricing information from published website as of 11/30/2024. Ally Bank: Pricing information from published website as of 12/27/2024.

Acorns Early Kids' Debit Card

Real-time spend notifications.
Block and unblock cards easily.
Teach financial independence safely.

Acorns Early card is issued by Community Federal Savings Bank, member FDIC

Acorns Early Debit Card for Kids and Teens

For kids ages 6-18
Customize chores and allowance
Set spending controls and limits
$5/mo per child

Acorns Early card is issued by Community Federal Savings Bank, member FDIC

Acorns Early Debit Card for Kids 6-18

Over 2 million members
Customize chores and allowance
Full parental controls - monitor transactions, set spending limits, block unsafe merchants
Teach kids financial responsibility safely
30 days free; then $5/mo per child

Acorns Early card is issued by Community Federal Savings Bank, member FDIC

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