Rooster Money is more than just a quirky name. Like other child bank accounts, it offers the potential to give children some financial freedom while you can keep an eye on their spending from a distance. But in practice, are they worthwhile using?

GoHenry is one of several financial providers for children. But is it worthwhile signing up? Here, we look at what exactly it is, what you can get from its app, and whether your grandchild will gain anything from its usage.

Revolut started life as a challenger bank to the traditional bank sector. The company now offers Revolut Junior accounts, but are they suitable for kids? And are they worthwhile using? We look at its features and advantages to see whether it's a good option for your grandchildren.

Opening an ISA account for a grandchild is a great way to save for a child's future. One option could be the Hargreaves Lansdown Junior ISA.

A Junior ISA can be a great way of saving for a child's future. They're a popular product, meaning several Junior ISAs from various providers are available. Knowing the most effective way of picking the best account for you and your child or grandchild is vital.

There's been a significant increase in financial products aimed at children recently. Many can help parents, grandparents and kids themselves manage their finances. Nimbl is an example of a new offering which proclaims to help children learn money skills for life.

Two Premium Bond holders win £1 million every month, with various other significant prizes available. But are they worthwhile as a genuine investment if you're looking to grow a nest egg for your grandkids?

While knowing what savings accounts you can open to make the most of a pension is vital, you may also want to know how to invest wisely for your family. More specifically, if you are a grandparent, you may want to put money away for your grandchildren to provide them with a lump sum when they turn 18. With the rising costs of university tuition and increasing house prices, lump sums can be helpful to young adults.