Kids banking

These saving methods can help teach and motivate kids to save.

Setting a savings goal, creating a budget and opening the right savings and checking accounts are top ways for teens to save money.

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

Teach your child financial responsibility with this reloadable debit card that comes equipped with parental controls.

Kachinga is a kids’ prepaid card with chores and allowance features, but it comes at a cost.

You have to be 18 to get a debit card in most states, but parents can open accounts for minors of nearly any age with Greenlight and other accounts.

This digital checking account teaches your teen healthy money habits through interactive quizzes and an intuitive mobile app.

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

Mazoola is the only debit card for kids with a focus on online privacy.

A kids’ account with strong parental controls, but it requires an adult with a Revolut personal account.