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 ...

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Bank accounts aren't usually described as "scary," but tell a parent that their kid has a debit card granting them unfettered access to the family funds and watch ...

In today's fast-evolving financial landscape, one of the most effective tools for teaching kids and teens about money management is a new take on an old relic: the debit card. The Tea: For years, ...

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I was 19 when I received my first credit card and I had no idea what I was doing — and I’m not alone. In fact, according to a recent Bankrate survey, over half of Americans have not received a strong ...

Children under 18 cannot apply for their own credit cards, but they typically can be added to their parents' accounts as authorized users and be issued a card. Adding your child as an authorized user ...

It's in the nature of children to want to do adult things. Already my 10-year-old daughter, Olivia, wants to wear makeup. But on this issue, I learned a very important child-rearing lesson from my ...

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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 ...