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Kids don’t learn everything they need to know about money at school—that’s why GoHenry helps them build essential money skills at home
We're fixing financial education for the next generation
Finance lessons tailored
to every age
By seven, kids are already forming lifelong money habits. That's why GoHenry created Money Missions—real learning for every age, right now.
5-7 years
- Value of coins and notes
- Keeping track of money
- Choices about saving and spending
- Needs and wants
- Looking after money
- Saving money
- Where their money comes from
- How money developed
7-9 years
- Ways to pay
- Keeping records
- Decisions about saving and spending
- Spending and saving priorities
- Using accounts to keep money safe and to save
- Lending and borrowing
- Earning money
- Helping others
9-11 years
- Foreign currency
- Simple financial records
- Influences on saving and spending
- Value for money
- Protecting their money
- Saving and borrowing
- Links between work and money
- Wider communities
11-14 years
- Financial paperwork and budgeting
- Saving and borrowing
- Advertising, peer and media pressure
- Making financial decisions
- Financial products
- Fraud and identity theft
- Risk and reward
- Different types of insurance
- Connections between the world of work and future economic well-being
- Personal finance and public spending
- Investing in their future
14-16 years
- Planning and budgeting
- Planned saving and borrowing
- Consumer rights and responsibilities
- Using information and advice to make financial decisions
- Comparing financial products
- Avoiding fraud and identity theft
- Managing financial risk and reward, e.g. when investing
- Insuring against risk
- Work, income and deductions
- Relationship between personal finance and economic citizenship
- Long-term financial planning
16-19 years
- Financial planning and budgeting
- Paying, borrowing and saving
- Taking responsibility
- Seeking financial advice
- Choosing financial products
- Protection from fraud and identity theft
- Identifying and reducing financial risks
- Statutory financial support
- Links between work, life choices and financial planning
- Personal and economic links with the wider world
Money Missions:
the ultimate parent hack for teaching money smarts
80+ free money lessons on YouTube
Try before you buy with Money Missions on YouTube! Kids can grow their money skills with 80+ free videos, then complete the gamified versions in-app after signing up.
Level 1
The starting line
Kids discover the money basics—like earning and smart spending—and build a solid foundation for all their future learning.
Level 2
Ready to level up
Older kids can dive into advanced lessons, unlocking key skills like creating a budget and improving a credit score.
Level 3
Advanced money skills
These in-depth missions challenge and prepare teens for adult finance, covering everything from mortgages to investing.
Kids save an average of 50% more after completing all of the Level 1 Money Missions.
Impact of GoHenry's Money Missions (2023)
In-app missions. Real-world results.
Kids bring the skills they learn in Money Missions to life with their own app and card. This safe, hands-on practise lets them enter adulthood confident and prepared.
Parents, this one's for you
From tips to support your child's learning, to updates on money lessons in schools, the GoHenry Parent Space helps grown-ups grow their money skills too.
91% of parents would recommend GoHenry to a friend
Survey conducted by The University of St Andrews Business School for GoHenry, with a sample of 1,702 UK GoHenry members between 5 Sept 2024 - 20 Sept 2024.
‘Financial education is sorely lacking in the British education system. I have been impressed with how GoHenry encourages my 7 year old twin boys to learn about ‘money’ and make decisions.’
Ed, 25 Dec 2025, 5 stars
Rated 3.9 / 5 on 11,750 reviews.
Plans & Pricing
Choose from three GoHenry plans—all include the Junior Stocks & Shares ISA. Try FREE for 30 days, cancel or switch plans anytime.
Everyday
- Smart money app & debit card for kids
- Pocket money & chore lists
- Real-time notifications & parental controls
- Junior Stocks & Shares ISA
- Custom savings goals
£3.99monthly per child
Plus
- Smart money app & debit card for kids
- Pocket money & chore lists
- Real-time notifications & parental controls
- Junior Stocks & Shares ISA
- Custom savings goals & 2.63% AER* interest on savings
- Free top-ups
- 100+ Money Missions
£5.99monthly per child
Max
- Smart money app & debit card for kids
- Pocket money & chore lists
- Real-time notifications & parental controls
- Junior Stocks & Shares ISA
- Custom savings goals & 2.63% AER* interest on savings
- Free top-ups
- 100+ Money Missions
- Up to 4 kids included
£9.99monthly, up to four kids
Interest rate is variable. Additional terms and conditions will apply.
Questions? You'll find the answers here
What are Money Missions on GoHenry?
GoHenry Money Missions are a fun and interactive way for kids to learn financial literacy. They're bite-sized videos and quizzes tailored to your child's age—you can find them in the GoHenry app.
Can GoHenry help parents teach kids about money?
Yes! GoHenry helps open up valuable conversations about money with tools like parental spending insights and real-time notifications. You can also find tips to help your child's money journey in the GoHenry parent space.
Can parents track their child's financial learning?
GoHenry gives parents full visibility into their child's learning. From in-app insights to real-time spending notifications, you'll have the tools to support and guide their money journey—you can even choose to send a reward for every Money Mission they complete.
Why is it important to teach kids about money?
Forming smart money habits early can help them become second nature when your child gets older. GoHenry helps kids learn and practise the money basics, boosting their confidence and giving them the head start every parent wishes they'd had as a kid.
How can GoHenry help my child learn about money?
GoHenry is packed with tools to help your child get hands-on with money and learn to earn to save, spend and invest. Kids can complete gamified money lessons in-app, boost their pocket money with chores, save with custom goals and practise smart spending with their own debit card.
At what age should kids start learning about money?
According to a well-cited Cambridge University study, children's financial habits are formed by the age of seven. With GoHenry, kids aged 6+ can learn money skills—and practise with their own money app and card. GoHenry Money Missions even have different levels tailored to kids' ages and confidence levels.
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