Mydoh Money Magazine

The Mydoh Smart Card is now available to parents and kids who bank with any financial institution in Canada. Here’s how to sign up with Mydoh.

WhatsApp is a popular messenger app, but is it safe for kids, tweens, and teens? Here’s what parents need to know.

Social media influencers come in all shapes, sizes, and ages. Here are 16 of the most interesting teenage influencers under 16.

Mydoh Play introduces kids to everyday money topics and encourages families to have money conversations sooner.

Kids and teenagers are using social media more than ever. We list the pros and cons of social media and how parents can help kids engage safely.

Too old for piggy banks, but too young for credit cards? We explain the benefits of using debit cards to teach your kids about money.

Clubhouse is a buzzy new social app, but is it safe for tweens and teens? Here’s what parents need to know.

TikTok is the hot new social network among tweens and teens. But what exactly is it? Here’s what you need to know about TikTok and whether it’s safe for kids.

Raise money-smart kids with Mydoh, the money management app for parents and kids!

We share some tips for newcomers on understanding the financial landscape in Canada and how Mydoh can help kids learn about money.

We share some tips on your teen’s first credit card including, how to use it responsibly, and why the Mydoh Smart Card is a great alternative to credit for kids.

We teach you how Mydoh can help teens earn and spend their own money, as well as fun, interactive lessons on financial literacy.

Teach your kids responsibility and money skills by paying them to help out with summer chores around the house, garden, and cottage.

The summer job is a rite of passage. We share tips to help your kids write a resume, prepare for an interview, and the best summer jobs for teens in Canada.

When’s the best time to teach your kids about money? The short answer: right now. Here are some of the most important money lessons to teach kids.

Kids as young as three are already beginning to grasp the concept of money. Introduce the ABC's of money to your kids with these fun games and practical tips.

Online games and board games are a great way to introduce financial literacy skills. Here are nine fun money games for kids to play.

There's plenty of opportunities for kids to embrace the latest startup trends and make money online. Here are 7 savvy online business ideas for your kids.

Parents should talk with their kids about money early. Here’s our tips on how kids can save money and build a plan that gives them a headstart on financial literacy.

Talking about money is the key to teaching kids good money savings habits, at every age. Those conversations don’t have to be awkward — and they can even be fun.

When should parents start teaching kids about money? The answer may surprise you. According to financial experts, the money lessons start early in life.

Doing chores can boost your kids’ bank balance. Did you know chores also build life skills and boost mental health? Here are spring chores for kids and teens.

Graduating from a piggy bank to their first bank account is a big step in helping kids manage their money. Discover which bank account is right for your child.

With winter comes some specific chores to do around the home. Get kids involved with these fun tasks that help teach independence and financial responsibility.

Volunteering or donating your time, money, or unwanted items are great ways to give back to your community. Learn more about what you and your kids can do.

Are your kids anxious about going back-to-school this year? Here’s how to talk to them about COVID-19, practice good hygiene and alleviate their fears.

No matter whether your kids are back at school – or learning remotely this upcoming school year – help teach kids about money and keeping them busy in those off-school hours with these fun Mydoh chore ideas.

Find out why Bryan and Sarah Baeumler recognize the value of talking about money with their kids.

While the thought is promising, trying to understand the differences in the Canadian school system and curriculum may be confusing and sometimes stressful. Mydoh is here to help navigate this sometimes daunting topic.

Through this article, we hope to share consolidated information from authentic sources so you can understand what the new school year will look like in your province.

For those wondering how shopping local can help your community, we’ve put together some of our favourite reasons. Learn how to get your kids involved and teach them the importance of shopping locally.

Shopping and dining locally, especially now, is about recognizing the strength and resiliency of all Canadians. Learn more about why shopping local matters.

What's the right way to give an allowance? Robin Taub, Chartered Accountant and author of the book "A Parent's Guide to Raising Money-Smart Kids," answers the question.

Where do you start when talking about money with your kids? Is allowance a good idea? How do you explain the value of money to children? Find out how Mydoh can help with raising money-smart kids.

If you think kids aren’t natural entrepreneurs, here’s the proof: the popsicle, trampoline, swimming flippers, even the ear muff were all invented by kids. Find out how you can encourage their entrepreneurial spirit.

When it comes to credit cards, it’s easy for kids to think of them as “free money.” Don't wait, have "the talk" with them today and get the info you need to teach your kids about credit cards while they’re still young.

Did you know that the average tuition costs for Canadian undergrad students are currently around $6,000 per year? (That doesn’t include books, residence, or meals.) Learn more about the best way to save for your child's education in Canada.

How many times have we heard “But I need it!” — coupled with a pout — from our kids? Probably too many. None of us want to raise a child who could give Veruca Salt a run for her money. Read more on understanding the difference between a need and a want.