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Bank Hapoalim Launches Digital Money Management Platform for Children Aged 8 and Up

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First reported by Globes · 2 hours ago

What happened

Bank Hapoalim has launched "Poalim Junior," a digital platform for children aged 8 and above to manage pocket money and expenses with parental oversight. The service includes a prepaid debit card, a high-interest savings option, and educational content to promote financial literacy. This initiative aims to modernize family financial management and build early banking loyalty in Israel.

01Bank Hapoalim launches "Poalim Junior" digital platform for children aged 8 and up.
02Children can manage money independently with parental control via the bank's app.
03Parents can order prepaid debit cards with up to 2,500 shekels per load, no fees.
04A 4% annual interest savings deposit is offered for up to 30,000 shekels, redeemable daily.
05Platform includes educational videos, podcasts, and a loyalty program for kids.
06The initiative aims to shift family finances from cash to digital management and build early banking loyalty.

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