RoosterMoney

RoosterMoney is designed for families to manage pocket money, chores and rewards and teach children the value of saving. Available in any currency.

RoosterMoney is simple for parents and fun for kids. Parents remain the Bank of Mum and Dad and no deposits are required.

Sign up to record the pocket money comings and goings. Each child has an account too and can check their statement and savings, create saving goals and choose what they want to save for.

Key Features for Parents:

- Set up a pocket money routine for your kids; issuing pocket money automatically each week or on an ad hoc basis in your preferred currency (£, $, € and more).

- You can also select stars as a currency, we act as an online Reward Chart!

- View current balances and statements.

- Boost pocket money for jobs, achievements or gifts.

- Remove pocket money and hand it to your kids so they can spend it at the shops.

- Take pictures of things at the shops and set these as savings targets for your kids to save up for.

- Lock their allowance in an instant.

Key Features for Kids:

- Take control of your pocket money.

- Know how much money you have and have it has been saved and spent by checking your statement.

- Create goals to save for, you can upload your own photos!

- Save money to add to a Savings Account.

- Customise your Dashboard and make your account your own.

What is RoosterMoney?

Our mission is a simple one. We provide easy and engaging tools that empower parents to raise money-wise kids.

We set out to sort a specific problem: Pocket money is a great idea in principle. But finding a system that works for your family is hard, particularly when you’re juggling the weekly shop, work emails and football practice. And everything else for that matter.

We believe in the power of pocket money to transform children’s understandings of money – whether you give them 20p a week or £10. And we think these lessons are best learned by keeping things simple for parents and fun for kids. Importantly we think the best things are learned together.</br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br></br>