💰 Money
Teach money with the money you already give.
Keep giving pocket money the way you always do. Stride turns it into their first lessons in saving and choosing well. No bank account needed.
Keep giving pocket money the way you always do. Stride turns it into their first lessons in saving and choosing well. No bank account needed.
Kids cannot value money they never see. Stride makes it visible.
Gone on day one. Mostly on sweets.
A savings goal they can watch grow. Suddenly waiting feels worth it.
"Where did the money go?" Nobody knows.
They note what they bought, gave or saved. The money stops vanishing.
"Can I have money?" Five times a day.
They send one request. You say yes, no, or "do a chore first".
You give. They track. Everyone sees the same wallet. Stride does not hold or move money.
Pocket money, a gift or a chore reward, as always. Or set a regular allowance, and Stride records it for you.
A few taps. Your child can confirm they got it. No more "you never gave me".
Spending money and savings goals, always up to date.
Save for a goal, note what they spend, ask you for more.
One wallet, the whole family: parents, guardians and children all see the same numbers. Money talks stay calm.
Telling a child to save is one thing. Giving them something meaningful to save towards is another.
Along the way they practise planning, patience, discipline, choice and the hardest one of all: waiting.
Kofi puts a little pocket money aside every week. Six weeks later the bicycle goal is full, and he buys it himself. Proudest walk to the shop ever.
Real screens from the Stride app.
Requests come to you. Approve, decline, or ask for a chore first.
Taking money out of a goal needs your OK. No raiding the bicycle fund.
Bought something they wanted? Take it from their spending money. The numbers stay honest.
Check the chore and the reward shows in their wallet. You hand over the cash.
Track household, children's and personal spending. Personal stays private to you.
Set a budget for the month. See what you gave, spent and have left, and print a copy.
More ways to fund and spend. We will tell you the day each one arrives.
About 40 money lessons grow with your child. Little ones learn needs and wants. Teens tackle budgets, interest, taxes and investing. Games make it stick.
See the money lessons