The real questions,
answered plainly

No, because there is no money on Akrue. You learn to invest in a simulator that uses real ASX and US market data with simulated money. You can't deposit money, you can't buy real shares, and you can't lose a cent while you learn.

No. Akrue provides general financial education only. It is not financial advice and does not take your personal circumstances into account. Akrue Pty Ltd does not hold an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL). We teach how things work: we never tell you what you should do with your money. There's a full plain-English explainer at Is this financial advice?

Akrue is built for 16 to 28 year olds in Australia. The minimum age to create an account is 16.

No. Even if they bought it for you. Your account is yours: parents can't see your trades, your scores, or whether you opened the app. We also never sell your data.

Yes: 7 days, no card required. The trial includes the full simulator plus Season 1 of both tracks: Survive (payslips, tax, super) and Invest. Full membership pricing will be announced before launch. Join the waitlist for updates.

If your membership was a gift, it simply ends: gift subscriptions never auto-renew. If you want to keep going, you can choose to renew yourself. Pricing will be announced before launch.

No. Nobody can invest real money through Akrue. There's no brokerage, no trading account, and no money movement of any kind. When you're ready to invest for real, that happens somewhere else, on your terms. Akrue's job is to make sure you walk in knowing exactly what you're doing.

The practical half of money that school skipped: how to read a payslip, how tax actually gets calculated, what super is and why it matters now, how debt works, where your money goes each week, and then how investing and markets actually work, practised in a simulator with real market data and none of your own money.