Children’s banking

Find out about bank accounts for teenagers, how to choose the right one and how they differ from kids’ prepaid cards.

We compare Monzo for Under 16s and Starling Under 16s to see which is better for your child.

Monzo’s long-awaited children’s account has launched. We’ve reviewed it to see how it stacks up against the competition.

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.

We’ve partnered with GoHenry to guide you through some smarter pocket money habits you can start teaching your kids this spring. (Paid content)

Looking to get your child a debit card? Check out Osper’s prepaid card and app.

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.

Rooster Money offers a colourful app to teach your kids about budgeting and makes a valid alternative to the traditional children’s current account.

We have a look at Revolut’s take on a child’s account, which comes with a prepaid debit card and its own app.

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.