Tasha noticed something alarming when her 13-year-old got her first debit card from a major bank: she had no idea how to use it responsibly. She blew through $50 in a weekend and had no memory of what she bought.
That’s when Tasha switched to a Goalsetter-integrated bank account. It wasn’t just a card—it was a learning tool.
Goalsetter’s family banking solution doesn’t just give kids access to money. It helps them build habits around it. With savings goals, auto-saving features, financial literacy quizzes, and parental controls, young users learn the value of a dollar—before they risk wasting it.
For banks, this is a value proposition. Offering family-focused tools means meeting parents where they are: looking to raise financially responsible kids in a digital-first world.
And for families like Tasha’s, it means peace of mind.
Explore how Goalsetter helps kids learn real-world money skills:
