The Greenlight card can be used internationally in most countries. Check this out (help.greenlight.com/hc/en-us/articles/234742128-Can-the-Greenlight-card-be-used-internationally-)
What if we don't let our kids have a smart phone, thus no app useage? Can they still login online and check their account and access features that way?
Great question: No, Debit cards are not considered credit, so activity with them is not reported to credit bureaus and does not appear on credit reports.
Greenlight is a horrible waste of your family’s time and money. Card gets declined for no apparent reason randomly. They take your money and refuse to refund you. I agree with the previous comment it’s 🗑️
I don’t like that my parents control my money and they can see where I’ve been buying things. And there’s a limit on this card too. You can’t spend over a certain amount. There’s like a $300 limit you can add to the card at once.
@@rudolphbillups3119your parents know what’s best for you, they are trying to teach you. Trust me man, I went through the same thing with my father. Once you start listening more taking things in and letting less out, while also talking with them about the things you don’t like. You’ll understand.
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My son card came yesterday and I love it I’m old skool so I’m watching this video to keep me updated
Thanks! I’m glad you found value in this video.
Super helpful! I'm exploring debit card options for my teen and would love to see a comparison between top kid debit card options
Can it be used in Europe if one of my kids travel there...
The Greenlight card can be used internationally in most countries. Check this out (help.greenlight.com/hc/en-us/articles/234742128-Can-the-Greenlight-card-be-used-internationally-)
What if we don't let our kids have a smart phone, thus no app useage? Can they still login online and check their account and access features that way?
I want one
What the deposit method limitations? I assume I can also just venmo or paypal money to my kid as well.
I was looking for a simple debit card account for my teen, but the app and GL card management is doing waay too much.
So are you saying GL was too complicated for what you needed the account for?
@TheModestWallet Yes. But it also seemed fundamentally complicated for simple, ordinary banking.
What did you decide on? I'm curious.
My wife and I decided to cancel it and just go with an ordinary banking account/card.
Is there anything like green light that might be better or no ?
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How does it compare to GoHenry?
Never have tested GoHenry
Great review
Can it be used in Europe... sorry I thought I left a message.
Yea you can i searched it up on the help page it says that it can be used internationally
Great video. Thx
Appreciate you! You’re welcome!
Its pretty bad, alot of restrictions. Cant buy to much with greenlight.
Appreciate that feedback. Sorry to hear that!
My experience also.
I was looking for a simple debit card account for my teen, but the app and GL card management is doing waay too much.
in intrested but i dont understand 1 thing does the parent get credit for their credit score
Great question: No, Debit cards are not considered credit, so activity with them is not reported to credit bureaus and does not appear on credit reports.
Not trying to push a cashless society
I got it for the 3% unlimited cash back (after spending $4k/mo).
Digital currency is not cash
Nice 9 minute ad
Thanks for the feedback
i don’t like it that it has a limit
Yea, definitely one drawback :(
Greenlight is a horrible waste of your family’s time and money. Card gets declined for no apparent reason randomly. They take your money and refuse to refund you. I agree with the previous comment it’s 🗑️
Oh man! Sorry to hear that! Any explanation for the card being declined. Thanks for sharing your experience.
I just got one lol
Let us know how you like it
I don’t like that my parents control my money and they can see where I’ve been buying things. And there’s a limit on this card too. You can’t spend over a certain amount. There’s like a $300 limit you can add to the card at once.
So anyone with a bank can have the government look at their spending. Get used to being monitored lol
I can see how that would be frustrating.
Ayoooooo
I mean, I like it, but Chime is free
Can kids use Chime?
Kids can’t open a chime account.
No, must be 18
@@soccer11scout I guess not
greenlight is trash 🗑️
Don’t like the fees?
@@TheModestWallet yup and i don’t like that my parents control my money
@@rudolphbillups3119your parents know what’s best for you, they are trying to teach you. Trust me man, I went through the same thing with my father. Once you start listening more taking things in and letting less out, while also talking with them about the things you don’t like. You’ll understand.
What a rubish review!
Thanks for your feedbacm