This message is sponsored by Greenlight. As kids get older, some parts of parenting get easier.

Like you can finally have real conversations, they can grab their own snacks, and they might even

clean up after themselves on a good day. But some things never get easier, like teaching them about

money. The truth is, kids won't learn to manage money until they get hands on experience. And that's

where Greenlight comes in. Greenlight is a debit

card and money app made for families. Parents can send money to their kids and keep an eye on kids

spending and saving while kids and teens build money confidence and lifelong financial literacy

skills. With the Greenlight app, kids learn how to save, invest, and spend wisely thanks to games

that teach money skills in a fun, accessible way.

The Greenlight app also includes a chores feature where you can set up one-time or recurring

chores customized to your family's needs and reward kids with allowance for a job well done.

I would have loved to have Greenlight when I was a kid, getting the satisfaction of seeing

my allowance deposited after I completed my chores.

That would have been so cool.

Although truth be told, I never did the best job dusting.

I didn't move lamps, knick-knacks, dust around underneath.

I just kind of waved the duster over everything and called it a day.

Sorry, mommy.

Don't wait to teach your kids real-world money skills.

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Greenlight.com slash freedom. It's morning in New York.

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