
The ultimate back to school budget plan
We’ve come up with some smart strategies to help you ace back to school prep this year. Plus, teach your own kids a little bit of what it is to budget, with help from GoHenry.

We’ve come up with some smart strategies to help you ace back to school prep this year. Plus, teach your own kids a little bit of what it is to budget, with help from GoHenry.

The school summer holidays are very much upon us. So why not set your kids a fun little money challenge to help towards their holiday spending money?

I sat down with my 11-year-old, Joshua, to find out what he’s learnt about money at school vs his money app, GoHenry.
A whitepaper exploring financial education in the UK and how parents are stepping in to teach their children about money. The report includes the findings of a survey of 1,007 UK adults with children either at primary or secondary school, and insights from teachers, an academic and experts at GoHenry and other brands.
Help your kids learn about budgeting and saving with our “build your dream life” challenge. Watch the video above to refresh your knowledge, click below to download the instructions and worksheets, then get the whole family together and find out who would prioritise a pet horse over a mansion with a pool.
We teamed up with GoHenry to answer your child’s curiosity and turn these financial concepts into real-world money skills. (Paid content)
Learn more about the pros and cons of prepaid debit cards for kids.
We’ve partnered with NatWest Adapt to help teens master their digital money goals. (Paid content)
This summer, we’ve teamed up with GoHenry to help you challenge your kids to earn and save for their own back-to-school upgrades. (Paid content)
New to NatWest Rooster Money? See if you can keep some more money in your pocket with our promo codes and special offers.
If you’re tired of using cash for your kids’ pocket money or want to put money aside for when they’ll go to uni, NatWest has dedicated account options for both cases.
All you need to know about current accounts for under 18s, from why they can make a well-informed choice to what you need to open one.
GoHenry gives financial independence to children and full control to parents. We look at how it works and what features it has to see if it’s worth the fee.
With nimbl, children as young as 6 can use a card and manage their money through an app. We cover how it works, the fees, and the pros and cons for parents.
Looking to get your child a debit card? Check out Osper’s prepaid card and app.