How to stop kids comparing themselves to others
A little comparison is normal, but sometimes it can go too far. Want to cut down on those contrasts? Try these tips
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A little comparison is normal, but sometimes it can go too far. Want to cut down on those contrasts? Try these tips
You can still celebrate the season of good cheer without being unseasonably bad to our planet. Here’s how…
Don’t let personal finance spook your kids. There are lots of fun ways to talk about money. Here’s how you can use Halloween to explain money
From saving pennies to building up billion dollar businesses, gaming can offer kids plenty of money lessons. Here are a few of the most instructive ones for kids
Half of parents with school-aged children think kids should be given their own independence by the age of 12, according to new research from NatWest Rooster Money. However, almost a quarter (24%) aren’t emotionally ready to let go and see their child become more independent.
Does big school mean big bucks? How should you give it to your child? And how should they spend it? We’ve got some answers…
Does big school mean big bucks? How should you give it to your child? And how should they spend it? We’ve got some answers…
Secondary school brings greater choice and complexity, especially in the canteen. Here’s how to work out the money side, and more…
From uniforms to rules, phones to friends, this back-to-school checklist will truly help new Year 7s this September
Big school brings lots of big opportunities. Here’s our guide to extra-earners, chores and side hustles for secondary school kids
Round off a great break by making the perfect return to school, with this smart guide
From travelling to and from school or the shops to bigger adventures, the Rooster Card is a great way for kids to gain independence and make cashless payments on public transport. Here’s how you do it.
You might be wondering what the difference is between a kids’ prepaid debit card and a standard debit card. Here, we’ll break each option down for you, in a way that will help you explain the differences to your children.
Spot something different about us? Last year, Rooster Money became part of the NatWest Group and we are now officially NatWest Rooster Money! Exciting, right?