Kids banking

Greenlight and Acorns Early (formerly GoHenry) are strong kids’ debit cards, but Greenlight has a slight edge because of its extra features and competitive price.

See how two of the best kids’ debit cards match up in cost, features and more.

Modak has no monthly fee, but it’s slim on features. Greenlight starts at $5.99 but is a value for big families.

GoHenry is now Acorns Early. If you’re looking for a GoHenry alternative, try Greenlight, Step, Current, Modak Makers or Chase First.

See our first-hand review of the Greenlight card to see if the $5.99 monthly fee makes sense for your family.

Current’s Teen Banking card allows parents to track their teens’ chores, allowance and spending.

You can open a checking account for your child, and it’s a pretty simple process.

BusyKid is one of the best kids’ cards on the market, but you’ll pay $48 per year.

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