We will present bankaroo at the upcoming ZANG talk !
We are very excited to be included in the upcoming ZANG talk! Please join us and register today.
bankaroo presentation from Parenting 2.0 conference
Two months ago, we had the pleasure of participating in the Parenting 2.0 event in San Diego. We had a great time and met amazing people. Here is a short video of one of our session during this event. Many…
Getting Your Child to Give During the Holidays
Halloween, Thanksgiving, Hanukkah and Christmas: All four of these major holidays are huge profit opportunities for stores and manufacturers, and it’s easy to get caught up in the materialism that’s so ever-present. To combat this, the best route is to…
Service update – new features – iPad App – Recurring payments
Thanks to feedback from Ryan, Toney, Danielle and Karen, we are happy to announce that we just released a few fixes and new features. The iPad App was updated to use bigger text to help young readers. In addition,…
Retirement or Your Child’s College Education: Which Should You Fund?
Without a doubt, the costs of retirement and college education for children are two of the largest financial hurdles any parent faces. Which one should receive most of your funds is a topic of hot debate, with personal circumstances further…
3 Money-Related Crafts for Kids
When it comes to kids and learning, two rules generally apply. The first is that kids have to learn in a way that is fun—by staying engaged and interested, kids become more likely to remember the learning experience. The second…
Why Kids Need to Learn About Money Now
The modern American family lives at the speed of light these days, barely stopping to recharge their smartphones and fill their backpacks before rushing out the door. With many families having two working parents, time is precious, and it’s fairly…
Gluttony and Money: How to Teach Kids Restraint
Although the American economy is still recovering from the Great Recession as of 2012, many families still have a high standard of living. Kids in the United States might not be able to go to the movies once or twice…
Strategies for Steering Kids Away from the High Cost of Convenience
Modern Americans live lives of speed and busy-ness. This can mean high productivity, but it also can translate into a dependence on convenience items. (Gas station coffee or granola bar, anyone?) Steering kids away from convenience in favor of frugality…
Shopping Addiction: Not Just an Adult Problem
Living in one of the most industrialized nations in the world, American kids are some of the world’s strongest consumers. For them, shopping is as commonplace as brushing teeth. Without proper financial education and guidance, some kids slip into the…