Rooster Money Kids Pocket Money Card - 1 Month Free + £5 Bonus
Latest Deals has partnered with Rooster Money to bring you a fantastic offer of a one month free trial to their kids pocket money card plus a £5 bonus with the code LDBONUS5 if you stay on after the one month free trial. You can cancel at anytime but after the free month, it is charged at £24.99 per year which is one of the cheapest of all the kids pocket money cards currently out there plus, with taking the £5 bonus into account, it's really only £19.99 for 13 months!
You get a contactless card with your child's name on it that is linked to a parental controlled app so you can add money to the card and see exactly where and what your kids are spending their pocket money on! Kids also get access to their own app too so they can start to engage with their money and learn the basics of money management.
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You can freeze and unfreeze the card instantly if it is lost or stolen and there is no overdraft or credit, they can only spend what they have. You can instantly top up the card too so they will never be caught short if they need extra cash. You can also set spending limits daily, weekly or monthly and the card can be used online, in stores and to withdraw cash from an ATM.
They are also rated as "Excellent" on Trustpilot too
So you get £5 "free" only after you have paid £24.99 (at the end of the "free" trial )! Don't most banks and building societies do kids accounts with a debit card ? Even give a higher rate of interest on kids accounts .
Quite agree with above comment, I certainly won't be encouraging my Grandchildren to use this type of card. They have bank/building society accounts and don't pay for these!
Golfforall only over a certain age, usually 11. My son's had these before they could get ones from the bank and I would highly recommend. Everything can be controlled through an app and linked to chores too.
This first looked like a great deal encouraging young people to save,if you read on Its not a good deal. Easier and cheaper ways to encourage them to save.
I'll not be passing this deal on.
To be fair, children at 11 shouldn't need to learn how to be out using cards etc... They can save in a money jar. £24.99 a month is a rip off. Go got a GoHenry if using anything.
xxStephxx Read the post again. Including the bonus, it works our at £20 for 13 months so over a year.
Kids who are interested in cards can be encouraged with this. Lovely deal posted by you
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