A treasure trove of fun and educational articles for the whole family. Pocket money tips, recommended products, advice from experts, or just ideas on how to get the most out of the app. And be sure to check out our Primers, a set of bite sized guides on how to talk to kids about money.
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Space exploration has unveiled the mysteries of the Cosmos, and also firmed up a few monetary facts, back on the ground!
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From ancient currency to modern taxes, chocolate has a lot to teach us
Don’t know how to explain banks to kids? Here’s quite a few ways in, all of which should help to foster financial literacy in children.
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With app version 7.5.0 you and your kids can now find detailed card decline reasons in the app. These can be found in your child’s Spend pot or on their Statement, which can also be accessed straight from their Manage Card screen. Whether a payment didn’t go through because a spend limit was hit or […]
Ready to give your child his or her first handset? Or are they due an upgrade? Here’s a quick round-up of some of the best on the market, from cheap, internet-free models to entry-level iPhones
Kids can pay for lunch, catch the train, bus or tram, and buy an after-school treat, all via NatWest Rooster Money’s safe, simple prepaid debit card for children
The UK Budget 2021 can be a great educational conversation starter with your kids. We offer some tips on how to make the government’s Budget fun and educational for kids.
Ready to give your child his or her first handset? Or are they due an upgrade? Here’s a quick round-up of some of the best on the market, from cheap, internet-free models to entry-level iPhones