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A teen-friendly checking account provides a safe way for young adults to learn how to manage their own money
Money management is a critical life skill, but most kids don’t learn it in school. So, what’s the best way to help them acquire this fundamental experience?
When it comes to teens and preteens, it’s important to offer as much independence as possible, as well as a few limits to keep them safe. Here are four steps parents and guardians can take to give kids a solid start.
A checking account provides teens a safe place to keep earnings from a job, an allowance or cash gifts. It also gives them the ability to make purchases—both online and out in the world—without having to rely on adults.