I wish I can open accounts up for younger siblings, nieces, nephews, sons, daughters. That way I can build up an account for them soon than later. Several other banks allow this type of account for I... See more
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Acorns Early (formerly GoHenry US) is the smart debit card and learning app for kids that teaches them financial wellness and the value of money. Young people aged 6-18 can learn about earning, saving, and smart spending with features like automated allowance, task lists, and gamified educational quizzes and videos. Then they can practice their skills in the real world with their own debit card. All while parents watch and guide with flexible parental controls.
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hard figure out how transfer money between card and saving a on kids account

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It’s fun knowing that you are doing this for them your teaching them about money and saving.

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Easy to use; Add chores to make money; easy to transfer money and help child to save money

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Wondering why the app doesn't work at Wendy's or family Dollar

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The app is super user friendly, for both the parent and the kid portion.

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We love the ability to introduce financial literacy and good spending habits to our child. This app and overall system is the best way to teach children overall financial success.

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Giving Kids The Opportunity To Learn About Financial Independence/Opportunities.

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My are kids learning how to handle money and it’s great because it teaches how to value money and cherished the stuff they buy with their money.

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I lke the app except the charge every month

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Great way to teach my kids how to manage money. Safe and Secure, Im glad I started using this. Very easy to navigate and operate.

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My grandkids have started there own business 🙏🏽

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Love this app. Both for young and older children to learn to managed money.

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I would like to abort my account and unfortunately, I’ve looked into how to do so and I haven’t found any anyway so that’s upsetting to me. I would like to close out my account because as of right now I’m paying a month monthly fee that I no longer want to pay for.

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Love this app it is helping my kids to understand the importance of money and the use of it as long with the credit card.

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