Children’s banking

Digital challenger bank Starling has launched a new children’s app for its Kite debit card. This prepaid card for kids comes with parental controls and can be managed from the parent’s banking app.

While Santander doesn’t offer much in terms of savings accounts for children, its 123 Mini Current Account is a solid option for kids and teenagers. Here’s how it works.

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.

Help your child get better at managing money with the RBS child accounts.

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

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.

Metro Bank’s accounts for kids and teens are pretty straightforward and offer good flexibility. Here’s what you need to know about them.

If you are looking for a free prepaid card to teach your kids about finance while retaining full control, HyperJar is certainly a competitive option. Here’s how it works.

HSBC’s child accounts are suitable for a range of needs, from day-to-day pocket money management to long-term saving. We look at what options are available.