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Starling Bank: Kite Childrens Account reviews

Name: Kite Childrens Account
Rating: 4.94 (3117 reviews)

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4.94

Based on 3,117 reviews, last reviewed 13th Jun 2024

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Latest highest rating:

5

Great child / teen account A great way for your children to be able to manage their own finances but with you still in control. Reviewed on: 13th June 2024

Latest lowest rating:

1

Software not working properly In spite of several calls to Customer Service, both my children's accounts are still not up and running properly which has wasted an enormous amount o... Read more Reviewed on: 25th April 2024

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Financial literacy starts from an early age, which is why Starling offers its childrens Kite card from the age of 6 to 16. Complete with a Kite debit card, dedicated app, and integration with an adult account, children can get spending savvy while adults set personalised safety controls. If you and your child have a Kite account, share your experiences below and leave a review.

Starling Bank Kite Childrens Account reviews (3117)

Review of the Starling Bank, Kite Childrens Account:

Fantastic free resource

It's been fantastic to provide my son with a chance to see his own money from chores at just 6 years old. He's so excited to have his own debit card! It would be even nicer if he could earn a little interest. And also assign his chores in the app. But it's free so that's the main draw! Reviewed on: 12th April 2024

Fantastic, hassle free banking.

Fantastic, hassle free banking. Free kids accounts are brilliant and so eay to manage. Highly recommend. Reviewed on: 13th April 2024

Accounts for the next generation.

Starling has been amazing in providing a card for my child where they can have controlled access to their savings, and gain an understanding of financial discipline. Starling have established a system to encourage future sole account holders from a very young age with the opening of their young account holders. Reviewed on: 13th April 2024

This is how all bank accounts should be

The most useful bank account, this is how all bank accounts should be Reviewed on: 13th April 2024

Really easy to use and to set controls on spending.

Really easy to use and to set controls on spending. Has really helped teach my kids the value of money. Small improvement would be better should the balance history within the kids spaces. Reviewed on: 13th April 2024

Very good service.

Very good service. Bank app easy to use and everything what you need is in the. Highly recommended Reviewed on: 13th April 2024

Starling are an excellent bank and we now hold all o...

Starling are an excellent bank and we now hold all our accounts with them. We love the ease of use and the kite facility for our children is a great introduction to banking. Reviewed on: 13th April 2024

A good way to start an account and get to know about...

A good way to start an account and get to know about banking for kids Reviewed on: 13th April 2024

Seamless app.

Seamless app. Intuitive. No functionality missing Reviewed on: 13th April 2024

Free childrens debit card

Amazing this account is free, thank you Starling Reviewed on: 13th April 2024

Brilliant free gift for the kids

Brilliant free gift for the kids, why should kids or adults pay for banking in the first place. This is the way banking should be done :) Reviewed on: 13th April 2024

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