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Get to know raiz invest (previously acorns australia)

Originally launched in 2016 as Acorns Australia, the company rebranded to Raiz Invest in 2018 after separating from its US counterpart. Raiz's mission is to make investing and financial literacy more accessible to all Australians, particularly those new to investing. Its core feature allows users to "round-up" their digital transactions to the nearest dollar and invest the difference automatically. The platform offers several diversified investment portfolios, a superannuation product (Raiz Invest Super), and other savings tools, all managed through a simple mobile application. Raiz Invest Australia Limited is an ASX-listed company (ASX: RZI).

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raiz invest (previously acorns australia)

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