Till vs Greenlight

Till is a good free money management app for kids, but on the basic side. How does it compare to Greenlight? Read our comparison chart below.

Till is a free debit card and app to help kids make smarter spending decisions. Kids learn to establish goals and make real-life tradeoffs between spending and saving. It's open to kids of any age and there are no fees.

While Greenlight is a comprehensive banking app for kids of all ages. It includes a debit card, savings with APY, allowance for chores, financial literacy games, and even investing for kids. Plans range from $4.99 - $14.98 per month for up to 5 kids.

Compare Till with Greenlight, side-by-side. Read on for an in-depth look, including ratings, reviews, pros and cons.

	Till	Greenlight


	SPECIAL OFFER New User: $25 Bonus using the voucher code CREDITDONKEY - Learn More Read Till Review	SPECIAL OFFER Greenlight Debit Card for Kids - Learn More Read Greenlight Review
	Benefits and Features
Savings	Create savings goals; No APY	1% savings reward (2% for Greenlight Max, 5% for Greenlight Infinity) on an average daily savings balance of up to $5,000 per family
Checking	No monthly fees; Supports multiple kids per family	Debit card up to 5 kids. Greenlight Max and Infinity plans also earn 1% cashback on purchases
Kids Debit Card
Minimum Deposit to Open	$0	$1
Mobile App	iOS & Android	iOS & Android
ATMs	Any ATM, but the ATM owner may charge a fee	Any ATM with a Mastercard, Visa Interlink or Maestro name or logo. But the ATM owner may charge a withdrawal fee.
Monthly Fee	$0	Greenlight Core: $4.99 per month Greenlight Max: $9.98 per month Greenlight Infinity: $14.98 per month
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Pros & Cons	Pros: No monthly fees Supports multiple family members Create savings goals Cons: No cash deposits Limited parental controls	Pros: Great parental controls Teaches money management for kids Excellent education and savings tools Cons: High fees Can't deposit physical cash Difficult to close account
Bottom Line	Good free money management app for kids, but on the basic side... Read full review	Solid financial literacy app for kids but on the pricey side... Read full review

	New User: $25 Bonus using the voucher code CREDITDONKEY Free App and Debit Card for Kids	Greenlight Debit Card for Kids All Ages - Banking and Invest in One App Greenlight Banking and Educational App for Kids

New User: $25 Bonus using the voucher code CREDITDONKEY

New users will get a $25 bonus credited to their account when the kid makes their first purchase using their Till card using the voucher code CREDITDONKEY

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Flexible controls, spending notifications, in-app chore list
Age: No minimum age
Fees: Starts at $4.99/month, per family (up to 5 kids). $9.98/month for Greenlight Max. $14.98 per month for Greenlight Infinity.

Your funds will be held at Community Federal Savings Bank, an FDIC-insured institution.

Greenlight Banking and Educational App for Kids

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Spend, save, invest, and learn all in one app
Cashback & up to 5% savings rewards
Investing platform just for kids
Financial literacy games for the real world
Starts from $4.99/mo (1-month free trial)

Your funds will be held at Community Federal Savings Bank, an FDIC-insured institution.

Which is Better: Till or Greenlight?

Still need help deciding which kids debit card is better? Read the in-depth reviews below. You may also be interested in comparing Till or goHenry.

In short: Till's price is impressive. Greenlight's savings and education are noteworthy. In particular, the education is impressive.