Whether your child is in grade school or high school, giving them a bank account and debit card can help teach valuable lessons about how to wisely spend—and save—money.

Financial literacy for kids is critical to impart at a young age to instill money-management skills and habits early on. Understanding money and financial concepts helps kids make informed decisions ...

Today's best savings accounts are paying near record rates, and the highest APYs of all are offered to kids. See how they can earn as much as 10% on their cash in the bank.

A savings account for youngsters can introduce them to the idea of putting money away and even help them learn about concepts like compound interest. They can deposit money from birthdays, holidays, ...

At First Community Bank they believe that teaching kids about money should start at an early age. Parents can make it very ...

WILMINGTON, Del.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--WSFS Bank, the primary subsidiary of WSFS Financial Corporation (Nasdaq: WSFS), today announced a partnership with Greenlight® Financial Technology, Inc.

Patrons Bank has announced a new partnership with Greenlight®, a leading family finance technology company, to offer its customers free† access to Greenlight’s award-winning financial app for kids and ...

Despite inflation, most parents haven't increased their children's allowances. The average weekly allowance for children ages 5-17 is $37.19, but the median is $20. Digital payment methods like Venmo ...