Money app Go Henry has made more than 80 money lessons available on YouTube for families across the UK to help bridge the ...

GoHenry combines its debit card with an Allowance & Chores app, a savings product and financial education tools to create a quartet of money management features designed for kids between 6 and 18 ...

GoHenry has expanded its role beyond youth banking by launching more than 80 free financial education lessons on YouTube for ...

GoHenry – the money app helping kids learn to earn, save, spend and invest – has today made 80+ bite-sized money lessons available on YouTube for families across the UK to help bridge the current ...

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A number of campaigners and advocates of financial education in primary schools came together this week at an event held by ...

GoHenry, the U.K.-based financial education app and pre-paid debit card provider for kids, has expanded into Europe for the first time with the acquisition of French startup Pixpay. Terms of the deal ...

Visa Inc. V announced that it secured a global partnership with the financial education app, GoHenry. The seven-year partnership will enable Visa to work as the exclusive global network partner for ...

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Young people have long been a prime, if especially careful, target for financial services companies: find the right and responsible way to connect with them, and you could have a good customer for ...

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