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How Alex and Lauren used Acorns to pay for their honeymoon
After Alex and Lauren Fisher exchanged their wedding vows in June last year, they jetted off to Bali for a honeymoon using money they'd saved with the Acorns investment app.
Caitlin Fitzsimmons is the editor of Money and a regular columnist for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, based in our Sydney newsroom.
After Alex and Lauren Fisher exchanged their wedding vows in June last year, they jetted off to Bali for a honeymoon using money they'd saved with the Acorns investment app.
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