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An independent wealth manager
Finn is designed to sit alongside the accounts and institutions you already use, not replace your entire financial life with a new broker.
A new name for Finvest
Finn is the independent AI wealth manager for the financial life you already have: the accounts, institutions, goals, and decisions that make up your real financial picture.
Meet FinnWHY THE NAME CHANGED
Finvest began with a narrower investing story. Finn reflects a broader purpose: helping people manage the whole financial life they already have, rather than asking them to move everything into one new account.
Today, Finn connects eligible bank, brokerage, retirement, credit, and other accounts to help people see the relationship between cash, investments, taxes, debt, and goals. It then helps turn a useful insight into a clear next step.
When an action is available at a connected institution, Finn shows you the relevant account and asks for your approval. When it is not, Finn can still help you understand and complete the next step at that institution.
WHAT FINN MEANS TODAY
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Finn is designed to sit alongside the accounts and institutions you already use, not replace your entire financial life with a new broker.
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Finn can bring together the financial context relevant to a decision instead of offering a generic answer detached from your accounts and goals.
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A connection does not give Finn blanket authority. Eligible high-friction financial actions require your review and explicit approval before submission.
FIND THE CURRENT FINN
getfinn.us
The official website for Finn, its support, research, and disclosures.
Finn app
Use the current app to connect accounts, review your financial picture, and manage product access.
Finn Support
Get help with an existing account, access, account-specific terms, or a current product question.
THE LEGAL ENTITY
Finn is a brand of Get Moving, Inc., an SEC-registered investment adviser, CRD 329172. The company’s current Form ADV and public record explain its advisory business and required disclosures.
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