Children's pocket money apps.

[Dave O'Sullivan]

Evening,

After recommendations for pocket money apps please.
GoDaddy etc..

Thanks in advance.

Dave

[RustyBin5]

Will follow this with interest - didn’t even know it was a thing

[JasonM]

We use GoHenry, seems to work well, he gets a physical card that he can use as a normal debit card in shops, even with his Xbox, you have a parent account that you pay into, then you choose how much gets paid to the card and when, very easy app to work with too.
( if you do go with that one, I think there is a referral scheme we could do to get credit each way)

[Dave O'Sullivan]

Thanks Jason,
If that’s the was we go, I’ll let you know first.

[Gordon76]

I went for junior revolut cards for the kids. I already had a revolut account and less expensive with similar functionality to gohenry. I think they are all much the same


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[dougair]

I thought goHenry was a bit expensive but my kids are young so not really worth it. For older kids it’s a good way for them to learn about banks and money.

[AlphaOmega]

We have used GoHenry.

I think they charge for ad hoc transfers rather than regular transfers.

So it's pretty good.

Customer services works too.

[hogthrob]

When I used GoHenry, there was no way to get money out, other than by spending it. You couldn't transfer money from the child account.

[Rod]

Starling bank run a kids card called Kite...
https://www.starlingbank.com/current...card-for-kids/

[AlphaOmega]

When I used GoHenry, there was no way to get money out, other than by spending it. You couldn't transfer money from the child account.

Oh.

Didn't know that. Glad I do now as that would be seen in a poor light by the regulator.