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As kids get older, some parts of parenting get a little easier.

You can have real conversations, they can grab their own snacks, and on a good day, they even clean up after themselves.

But some things never seem to get easier, like teaching them about money.

The truth is, kids won't truly learn to manage money until they get hands-on experience.

That's where Greenlight comes in.

Greenlight is a debit card and money app for families.

Parents can send money to their kids and keep an eye on their spending and saving,

while kids and teens build real confidence and lifelong financial skills. The app even includes fun

games that teach money smarts in a way kids actually enjoy. And I love the chores feature.

You can set up one-time or recurring chores, just like when I was a kid. I remember mowing the lawn

and forgetting to get paid half the time if I'd had greenlight back then. I might have been

a little better about that yard work. It's such a good way to teach kids that hard work and

responsibility lead to independence. We tried giving our eldest three dollar bills each week,

one to spend, one to save, and one to give, but we always forgot to bring the money with us when we left the house

and ended up paying with our own cards. If we'd had Greenlight, the app could have been tracking

it for us, and our kids might have actually learned something. Greenlight is the easy, convenient

way for parents to raise financially smart kids and families to navigate life together.

Maybe that's why millions of parents trust and kids love learning about money on Greenlight,

the number one family finance and safety app.

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

Start your risk-free greenlight trial today at greenlight.com slash what if.

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