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Get startedHaving spoken to Joshua, it’s clear that he’s keen to learn more about money, and he’s making good use of the features on his GoHenry app, like the automated savings and the learning resources such as Money Missions. Of course, I would like him to use the tasks feature a bit more, but at least he knows it’s there!
What’s also clear is that what he’s learning about money at school is not making much of an impression on him. It’s encouraging to hear that there is some financial education, but it doesn’t seem to be enough. While we wait for financial education to catch up with what kids want, we’ll continue to use GoHenry – and maybe give Joshua a little refresher on how savings interest works!
GoHenry: where kids go to learn money
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