Debit and credit cards are two of the most commonly used payment methods today. Over 175 million Americans have a credit card, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s 2021 Consumer ...

When it comes to money, it is never too early to learn how to use it wisely. During childhood, money can feel like a mystical resource that comes and goes, yet will probably always be available in ...

Getting your child a debit card is a great way to teach them about money management at a young age, but choosing the best debit card for kids can be an arduous task. There are several key features you ...

Life Hub, a financial education platform that teaches kids essential life and money skills, now offers a Visa debit card and mobile app that not only lets kids learn but also gives them opportunities ...

Venmo recently launched a “teen account” for users ages 13 to 17. Teens can now utilize the Venmo app by linking it to a Venmo Debit Card, which operates like a traditional debit card. Venmo is ...

A new study from Cash App finds Gen Z doesn't prefer cash and believes it's cringe. Giving kids a debit card can help them learn real-world money skills in a safe, guided way. Readiness depends more ...

Being thrust into the world of adulthood is hard enough on its own, so teaching your kids how to manage money, pay bills, use debit and credit cards and more can be extremely helpful in the transition ...

Credit cards for kids: Pros and cons Credit and debit cards may look identical, but they work very differently: A credit card lets you borrow money from an issuer while a debit card pulls money from ...

Here's the deal on cash and expert advice for parents around when to get kids debit cards. A new study from Cash App finds Gen Z doesn't prefer cash and believes it's cringe. Giving kids a debit card ...