Looking to buy your first car in 2019? For most teens, that means saving up and tapping into their parents. You can pay for gas and the occasional oil change with your Current

Traditional banks don't allow two or more adults to jointly manage a teen’s account unless they have a joint bank account. Current does. Each adult can connect one or more independent funding sources, which other adults on the account can neither access nor see.

Teens spent more and swiped more often on Monday, November 19 than they did a week later on Cyber Monday.

Black Friday Midday Snapshot: American teens are out shopping, using their Current debit cards at the mall and big box retailers.

Current is filling a gap in the financial market, providing banking services to the hard-at-work under 18 population.

and how your teen can earn as well On a recent Instagram poll, we found out that most of our teen followers (57%) receive their pocket money from their parents. But interestingly, for

We know teens using Current save money, adoption of our savings goal tool increases 60% every month.

There has been a lot of research published over the last three years on Gen-Z and their attitude toward work and careers. A consistent thread in that research is Gen-Z’s desire to work, but particularly to work for themselves.

Our latest TV spot is now airing nationally. It follows five teens who start designing t-shirts and end up selling them in a pop-up shop out of the back of their truck.

Traveling is a fantastic learning opportunity for teens, and a bit nerve wracking for parents. You are excited for your child, and you want to set them up for success, but you also worry about them.

In a generation that is creative and tech-savvy, it should not be a surprise that Gen-Z teenagers are finding ways to make money.

The right answer when it comes to money and chores is “do what feels right for your family.” It is as simple as that. And feel free to experiment. Smart small, see how it goes.