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Hi can u help me by making an video on how teens at the age of 13 can use debit cards wich allow teens to start an online business cause iam trying to use teespring to make money so plese make an video on an when u do reply to me that your requested video ha Ben made I will surely be happy to watch it plese . 😊
If you sponsor your child do they have access to your linked bank account? Meaning will they be able to draw money from that account to add to their cashapp or will their money go to my bank account if they cash out?
@chimney4link our card to their account or our own? my card is linked with my own but my friend wants me to sponsor does that connect my account to theirs?
@@SmartFamilyMoney I actually also have a question. If I have a savings account in a different bank. Can I directly put money from step into the savings account front the step app?
Teens now a days are very smart, they ordered cash app card on their own, and who knows what they are buying online with that. You should make one video on that. They can be using for any online purchases, hope those are not illegal purchases.. e.g. inappropriate sites..etc..
Parents should keep an eye on their kids, but the Cash App card does have restrictions for users under 18 which will stop some inappropriate transactions. Here's the details: cash.app/help/us/en-us/6486-authorized-users-under-18
Cash app has some technology implement to disturb and interrupt certain purchases- places that primarily sell alcohol, dating services, hotels motels.. This has nothing to do with the card though, this has everything to do with boundaries, morals, rules, responsibility and interest.. Not cash app. That’s where the parent comes in and PARENTS their children. anyone could argue the kid just buy those things with cash, or get someone else to buy it for them- regardless if it’s online or offline. Someone who really wants something will get it regardless- that’s why adults who KNOW better, steal from stores and/or people.
I don't know and you're not the first person to ask this... I'm guessing you may need to close the original account and open a new one on your own. The teen accounts are really a sub-account of the parent's. I would suggest contacting Cash App customer service to ask. And please let me know if you find out the process!
Yes! If you choose to have your cash tag on the front then the visa logo will be on the back. If you choose not to have your cash tag on the front, the visa logo will be in its place.
That is a very good question and I'm not sure! When you're under 18, the account legally belongs to your mom, so I would think you probably would need to open a new account as an adult. I would contact Cash App to ask (I can't find the answer anywhere in their help docs). If you find out, can you please let me know!
Yes, I made a video about transferring between Step and Cash App and all the same things would apply to Venmo. If someone sends money to someone's Venmo and you want to get it to Step, you would use a Venmo debit card to make a transfer to Step. Keep in mind, though, that Venmo's minimum age is 18 and Cash App's minimum age is 13. This is why I didn't make a video about transferring between Venmo and Step (because most people with Step are under 18). Here's the video that explains about Cash App to Step: ruclips.net/video/5sEFdpAhqGI/видео.html
Yes, I believe the parents can see the name of the person that sent the money. I'm the only one who has sent money to my daughter, but I do see my name on her statement. I will say, though, the parent REALLY has to look to see the details from the child's account and you can only do it on a desktop computer.
That's a really good question! I just looked through mine and I can't find my daughter's full account number or card number anywhere, so no, I don't think they can see it if the child doesn't give it to them.
If you're the sponsor on her account, she won't have access to your account, but you'll be responsible for hers. Her account legally belongs to you because people under 18 can't own bank accounts.
The teen doesn't have to have a card or bank connected if they just get money sent from other people. You could also open your own bank account - Capital One Money is a good one for teens.
@@speedup6568 oh now I understand! I believe the answer is no, the parent doesn't have to have a debit or credit card on their Cash App account. Here's their FAQ that gives the details of how it works: cash.app/help/us/en-us/6486-authorized-users-under-18
i had both cashapp and step but my dad lets me get a step card but not cashapp card so what i did is i linked my step bank account to cashapp so anytime someone wants to cashapp me money i can just send it to my step bank account and i have the money
@@Coxrr If you are both on Step, you can easily send money that way. Step is very similar to Cash App. If you want to use the two apps together I have a video about that (I will put the link below).
There's no fee for being a sponsor or for using it as a teen. Cash App does have a few fees but they're easy to avoid (instant transfer fees or ATM fees, etc).
Yes I believe so! I haven't tried it but I am pretty sure each teen needs one parent... But I believe a parent can have multiple teens (I don't see why they wouldn't allow that).
Hi, I want to ask my mom to get me one but which one do you think it’s better? Cash app or step I am 14 years old if that helps? I’ll appreciate an answer thanks 😁
I think your best bet is actually to start off with a regular bank account. Capital One Money is the best for teens and includes a free debit card. If you want to send money back and forth to people, then choose Step, Cash App, or Venmo based on what your friends are using. (Venmo is allowing teens too very soon)
Is there an advantage to getting them a cash app card and account over just getting them an account with my bank, and account designed for teens under 18 of course.
Not many banks have accounts for teens anymore. If you have one to suggest, I'd love to hear about it. But the main advantage of Cash App is being able to instantly transfer money back and forth (which is often necessary for teens). But if you're banking at the same bank, you might be able to do it instantly that way. My kids also have Capital One accounts that do have access to Zelle for teens and we actually use that mostly now.
If you have a teen who obtained another adult (without your permission) to sponsor a cash app card and subsequently connected it to their bank account without your approval, it is my understanding that this adult is the legal owner of the account and could possibly withdraw money from your teen's account. Other than closing out that bank account and opening a new one for your teen, what other steps can you suggest the parent take to have that cash app account closed? My son got an adult at his place of employment, to sponsor a Cash App account. She has access to his bank account information through the payroll department and was able to link the card to his account. Suggestions??
Oh boy, that's tough. Yes, the adult is the legal owner of the Cash App account, BUT if they don't have the password to the teen's Cash App, I don't think they'd have any way to actually get the money out of the bank account. If you want to be completely safe, closing the bank account is probably the best way to protect the money though. (This is just my opinion and shouldn't be taken as financial advice)
im a teen and your video is very helpful! now my mom can transfer money or if i do some gigs online like art i can transfer my mom the money thx you for the video
Is there any chance you can make a tutorial of how to transfer money between cash app and step, if it's possible? I plan on using both but don't want to mess anything up
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🤑 Get $1 free by using this link to get the Step App: step.com/r/EZFIV
Or enter code EZFIV in the app.
💲Get $5 free by using this link to get Cash App (after you send someone $5)
cash.app/app/CVLWDFM
Or enter code CVLWDFM in the app
Hi can u help me by making an video on how teens at the age of 13 can use debit cards wich allow teens to start an online business cause iam trying to use teespring to make money so plese make an video on an when u do reply to me that your requested video ha Ben made I will surely be happy to watch it plese . 😊
Very informative. My parents are thinking about getting me a debit card and this is just an amazing video to help us! Thank you!!
Nice did u get the card
The only issue with cashapp is the spending limit, for teens it’s very low.
that means I can't get a PC then
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So 15000 a month is low to you
@@Dougembassy it’s $1000 lmao
@@Chrisss1 that's the send/request you said spending limit
If you sponsor your child do they have access to your linked bank account? Meaning will they be able to draw money from that account to add to their cashapp or will their money go to my bank account if they cash out?
@chimney4link our card to their account or our own? my card is linked with my own but my friend wants me to sponsor does that connect my account to theirs?
If a parent sets up a Cash Card for their child, the child will not have access to the parents’ account.
I just got step and got my mom to be my sponsor so my dad doesn’t control all of my money. You helped make my decision. Thank you!!!
Great! I'm glad I could help!
@@SmartFamilyMoney I actually also have a question. If I have a savings account in a different bank. Can I directly put money from step into the savings account front the step app?
@@IdrathernottalkBye yes you can move money from step to a bank account. It's limited to $250/day.
@@SmartFamilyMoney awesome!!
My dad's sponsoring me. He sends me money from his bank
will the parent account be effected if a kid over spends or anything like that?
Your cash app balance is fdic insured idk who told you it's not
I’m 9 and have a cashapp
Teens now a days are very smart, they ordered cash app card on their own, and who knows what they are buying online with that. You should make one video on that. They can be using for any online purchases, hope those are not illegal purchases.. e.g. inappropriate sites..etc..
Parents should keep an eye on their kids, but the Cash App card does have restrictions for users under 18 which will stop some inappropriate transactions. Here's the details: cash.app/help/us/en-us/6486-authorized-users-under-18
@@TraeldornTech chill bro, but I agree parents these days control everything
Cash app has some technology implement to disturb and interrupt certain purchases- places that primarily sell alcohol, dating services, hotels motels.. This has nothing to do with the card though, this has everything to do with boundaries, morals, rules, responsibility and interest.. Not cash app. That’s where the parent comes in and PARENTS their children. anyone could argue the kid just buy those things with cash, or get someone else to buy it for them- regardless if it’s online or offline. Someone who really wants something will get it regardless- that’s why adults who KNOW better, steal from stores and/or people.
bro my parents dont wanna approve it for me😓 and 17 btw🤧
Sorry - at least it won't be long until you're 18 and can do it yourself.
my mom didn’t do it for me either so i got my cousin to do it
My dad approved it for me.
@@YasirUddin07 i sneaked on my moms phone and approved it myself
Thats sad but at least you can fo it ur self in a few months or next year
I ordered one for my teenager and he doesn’t know yet so I’m excited for him to see
Oh I bet he'll love it!
You loving it? I just ordered mine
How do I change my cash app to a adult account from a teen acc . I cant stand it gave me a teen acc because I'm grown
I don't know and you're not the first person to ask this... I'm guessing you may need to close the original account and open a new one on your own. The teen accounts are really a sub-account of the parent's. I would suggest contacting Cash App customer service to ask. And please let me know if you find out the process!
my dad let me have it soo
Nice!
Does the Cashapp card come with a visa logo?
Yes, it's a Visa debit card.
Yes! If you choose to have your cash tag on the front then the visa logo will be on the back. If you choose not to have your cash tag on the front, the visa logo will be in its place.
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Is there any Teen banking apps for outside of the US?
What is maximum money send once in teen account by parents what’s the limit
How does my mom unadd me now that I’m 18
That is a very good question and I'm not sure! When you're under 18, the account legally belongs to your mom, so I would think you probably would need to open a new account as an adult. I would contact Cash App to ask (I can't find the answer anywhere in their help docs). If you find out, can you please let me know!
Can your sponsor take money out your account??
Can someone send money through venmo to my son's step card?
Yes, I made a video about transferring between Step and Cash App and all the same things would apply to Venmo. If someone sends money to someone's Venmo and you want to get it to Step, you would use a Venmo debit card to make a transfer to Step. Keep in mind, though, that Venmo's minimum age is 18 and Cash App's minimum age is 13. This is why I didn't make a video about transferring between Venmo and Step (because most people with Step are under 18). Here's the video that explains about Cash App to Step: ruclips.net/video/5sEFdpAhqGI/видео.html
Thank you God bless you
You are welcome!
Can my teen see my bank info from there account
No, your teen can't see your info from their login.
There is no way you have a child with that pfp
Do one how to make a Amazon account and how to add money on it
I am working on a video about Amazon accounts for teens right now!
How about the time they bought and item?
Can they also see who you getting money from on cash app .
Yes, I believe the parents can see the name of the person that sent the money. I'm the only one who has sent money to my daughter, but I do see my name on her statement. I will say, though, the parent REALLY has to look to see the details from the child's account and you can only do it on a desktop computer.
can parents see the cash card number or use it in anyway?
That's a really good question! I just looked through mine and I can't find my daughter's full account number or card number anywhere, so no, I don't think they can see it if the child doesn't give it to them.
My niece wants me to verify her cash app account but I am a bit skeptical as to what that means and what she will have access to?
If you're the sponsor on her account, she won't have access to your account, but you'll be responsible for hers. Her account legally belongs to you because people under 18 can't own bank accounts.
Can you get your teen cash app with a different teen debit card?
Can a family member take money from your cash app
No, not without asking you to send it to them.
Do you use your parents card and bank
The teen doesn't have to have a card or bank connected if they just get money sent from other people. You could also open your own bank account - Capital One Money is a good one for teens.
Is it at the age at 13 and over because I don't want to wait 1 more yeaf to turn 14.
You just have to be 13. Any time after your 13th birthday.
@@SmartFamilyMoney its not letting me purchase a card when I use my mom Id or mine
@@ariell1 I don't know why it wouldn't work. Maybe try contacting Step customer service
@@SmartFamilyMoney thanks
Isn’t just for teens :) my 11 year old just got her account set up today
Oh wow were you able to order her e card too?
@@SmartFamilyMoney yes mam! I’m going to try for our younger two as well
@@BH-jy3bc please let me know if it works for even younger! 😁
So overall is it safe or not?
I mean, it's a legit company... But they have had their problems. Personally I feel fine using it but I wouldn't keep all my money in it.
@@SmartFamilyMoney thanks
For my parents account do they need a card on their account?? And also do I need to use mine or my parents SSN?
They need an account but they don't have to order a card. I believe only their SSN is used but I am not sure.
@@SmartFamilyMoney ok but do they need a card on the account like their debit or credit?
@@SmartFamilyMoney thanks btw
@@speedup6568 oh now I understand! I believe the answer is no, the parent doesn't have to have a debit or credit card on their Cash App account. Here's their FAQ that gives the details of how it works: cash.app/help/us/en-us/6486-authorized-users-under-18
@@speedup6568 they need a debit card from their personal bank. Every parent should have a bank account
Is there a spending limit for the kids cash app account? Because I want to spend $200 but I heard that the limit is $150.
I think it’s like 15000 I don’t know but sending/receiving limit is 1000
i had both cashapp and step but my dad lets me get a step card but not cashapp card so what i did is i linked my step bank account to cashapp so anytime someone wants to cashapp me money i can just send it to my step bank account and i have the money
Yeah it's easy to go the one way but not the other. Did you see I had a video about that? ruclips.net/video/5sEFdpAhqGI/видео.html
How do I use a visa gift card for cash app
can the teen see the parent’s transactions?
No. The teen can't see the parent's info.
can you remove them from it if your 18?
Will your teen have access to your cashapp if u approve them and draw money without your permission?
The teen can only access the teen account, not the parent's cash app.
Can I get my own cashapp at 17 years old without my parents account
How do parents increase the child's limit?
I don't know if there is a way. I would contact Cash App support to ask.
can I use Zelle with the step card?
I don't think so but I am not completely sure.
@@SmartFamilyMoney how can I send money to other people for example I send money via cashapp
@@Coxrr If you are both on Step, you can easily send money that way. Step is very similar to Cash App. If you want to use the two apps together I have a video about that (I will put the link below).
ruclips.net/video/5sEFdpAhqGI/видео.html
Do sponsor account has a monthly fee to it, I know cashapp don't charge fees. I wm
There's no fee for being a sponsor or for using it as a teen. Cash App does have a few fees but they're easy to avoid (instant transfer fees or ATM fees, etc).
Can you have more than 1 teen on the main parental account?
Ie: if I have 3 teens can I get them each an account and card?
Yes I believe so! I haven't tried it but I am pretty sure each teen needs one parent... But I believe a parent can have multiple teens (I don't see why they wouldn't allow that).
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So do they see what store u buy from on cash app
Yes, they can see the store but not the items from that store.
@@SmartFamilyMoneywhat about who they receive money from?
i have a cashapp
Hey how do i manage to get my mom approve if she don't have a ss? She isn't a resident of the United States why should I do?
I'm not sure if it's possible. It's possible you could use someone else as your sponsor (another trusted person over 18).
Hi, I want to ask my mom to get me one but which one do you think it’s better? Cash app or step I am 14 years old if that helps? I’ll appreciate an answer thanks 😁
I think your best bet is actually to start off with a regular bank account. Capital One Money is the best for teens and includes a free debit card. If you want to send money back and forth to people, then choose Step, Cash App, or Venmo based on what your friends are using. (Venmo is allowing teens too very soon)
Here's my video about Capital One Money: ruclips.net/video/YnNQfQNvtJU/видео.html
I was going to get my niece one by she not a teen can I still get her a cashapp card under my account?
If you are over 18 and she's under 18, yes you can sponsor her. Just know that the account will be legally yours
can u sponser my acc
do you have to open a whole new account or can you connect your current account to your parents account without making a new account?
I don't know if it's possible to switch it around. I'm guessing no, but you could ask Cash App support.
Thank you
You're welcome!
@@SmartFamilyMoney I sent it to my parents cause I got a cash card and they didn’t believe it was for teens.
i reached a request limit what do i do
Delete your account and you should be able to make a new account with the same info
Is there an advantage to getting them a cash app card and account over just getting them an account with my bank, and account designed for teens under 18 of course.
Not many banks have accounts for teens anymore. If you have one to suggest, I'd love to hear about it. But the main advantage of Cash App is being able to instantly transfer money back and forth (which is often necessary for teens). But if you're banking at the same bank, you might be able to do it instantly that way. My kids also have Capital One accounts that do have access to Zelle for teens and we actually use that mostly now.
If you have a teen who obtained another adult (without your permission) to sponsor a cash app card and subsequently connected it to their bank account without your approval, it is my understanding that this adult is the legal owner of the account and could possibly withdraw money from your teen's account. Other than closing out that bank account and opening a new one for your teen, what other steps can you suggest the parent take to have that cash app account closed? My son got an adult at his place of employment, to sponsor a Cash App account. She has access to his bank account information through the payroll department and was able to link the card to his account. Suggestions??
Oh boy, that's tough. Yes, the adult is the legal owner of the Cash App account, BUT if they don't have the password to the teen's Cash App, I don't think they'd have any way to actually get the money out of the bank account. If you want to be completely safe, closing the bank account is probably the best way to protect the money though. (This is just my opinion and shouldn't be taken as financial advice)
What happens if one of my kids spends more than what’s on the card? Will it decline the transaction?
Yes it will decline. Cash App won't let you spend more than is in your Cash App balance.
im a teen and your video is very helpful! now my mom can transfer money or if i do some gigs online like art i can transfer my mom the money thx you for the video
Glad I could help!
Is there any chance you can make a tutorial of how to transfer money between cash app and step, if it's possible? I plan on using both but don't want to mess anything up
Yes, thank you for the great idea! Your comment inspired me and I tried linking them and it's trickier than I thought. I'll work on this video!
@@SmartFamilyMoney No problem, lookin forward to it!
It's up! ruclips.net/video/5sEFdpAhqGI/видео.html
How long does it take for you to get a cash app card
I don't remember the exact timing but it was a week or two.
can they see what you buy?
That can see WHERE you spent money but not WHAT you bought.
@@SmartFamilyMoney how do u check that?
@@4vonmusic it's a little tricky so I made a separate video about it: ruclips.net/video/z5uZ4DXk_kk/видео.html
So the cash card is a Visa card that can be refilled with money over and over
Yes. It's essentially a prepaid debit card.
I just added you to my cash app
yeah i would not deposit a cheque into cash app/invest with cash app. i don’t think they are not FDIC and CFTC regulated.