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Barclays to Acquire Kids' Debit Card and Money App GoHenry
Barclays has announced its intention to acquire GoHenry, a popular debit card and money management app designed for children. This acquisition will integrate GoHenry's services into Barclays' offerings.
12 Jun, 09:30 — 12 Jun, 10:15
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The GuardianMostly Factual3d ago
Barclays to buy GoHenry kids’ debit card and money app
High street bank to buy UK business from US fintech company Acorns as it targets young people Business live – latest updates Barclays is to buy an app designed to help children understand and manage their money, as it targets young people in affluent families. The high street bank has agreed to buy the UK business of GoHenry, which provides children with personalised debit cards carrying their name, from the US fintech company Acorns, which will retain GoHenry’s US branch. Continue reading...
By Lauren Almeida
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Barclays to buy kids' money management platform GoHenry
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