Kids banking

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

Greenlight and Acorns Early (formerly GoHenry) are strong kids’ debit cards, but Greenlight has a slight edge because of its extra features and competitive price.

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.

Copper Banking has closed all of its accounts. Here are top banking apps and cards for kids and teens to try instead of Copper.

Some of the best family chore apps include Greenlight, GoHenry, FamZoo, Current, BusyKid, Chores & Allowance Bot and Things 3.

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.

Not sure if Greenlight or FamZoo is right for your kid? Read this side-by-side comparison to find out!

Compare Greenlight and Current debit card to see which one is best for your teen.

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