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The Toowoomba Chronicle1y
‘My son’s money was stolen from his Spriggy account - he never got it back’ - The Chronicle
When Ange opened a Spriggy account for her then seven-year-old son, Phoenix, she thought it would be the safest way to store his money. Read Today's Paper Tributes & Notices Rewards ...
Townsville Bulletin1y
Parents are outraged over new ‘money grabbing’ fees for their kid’s Spriggy cards - Townsville Bulletin
If there’s one thing all parents agree on, it’s the importance of teaching kids financial literacy, so they know the value of money from an early age.   ...
heraldsun.com.au1y
Parents are outraged over new 'money grabbing' fees for their kid's Spriggy cards - Herald Sun
Kids Spriggy cards are a popular option for pocket money. Image: Supplied. Since 2016, children aged 6-17 have had access to Spriggy, a mobile app that is linked to a prepaid Visa card.
The Courier-Mail1y
‘My son’s money was stolen from his Spriggy account - he never got it back’ - The Courier Mail
Spriggy, which launched in 2016, is a mobile app for children aged 6 -17 that is linked to a prepaid Visa card. Funds are digitally transferred into the account instead of the child receiving ...
The Cairns Post1y
Parents are outraged over new 'money grabbing' fees for their kid's Spriggy cards - cairnspost
If there’s one thing all parents agree on, it’s the importance of teaching kids financial literacy, so they know the value of money from an early age.   ...
Adelaide Now1y
Parents are outraged over new 'money grabbing' fees for their kid's Spriggy cards - The Advertiser
Kids Spriggy cards are a popular option for pocket money. Image: Supplied. Since 2016, children aged 6-17 have had access to Spriggy, a mobile app that is linked to a prepaid Visa card.
The Daily Telegraph1y
Parents are outraged over new 'money grabbing' fees for their kid's Spriggy cards - Daily Telegraph
Kids Spriggy cards are a popular option for pocket money. Image: Supplied. Since 2016, children aged 6-17 have had access to Spriggy, a mobile app that is linked to a prepaid Visa card.
Geelong Advertiser1y
Parents are outraged over new 'money grabbing' fees for their kid's Spriggy cards - Geelong Advertiser
If there’s one thing all parents agree on, it’s the importance of teaching kids financial literacy, so they know the value of money from an early age.   ...
The Courier-Mail1y
Parents are outraged over new 'money grabbing' fees for their kid's Spriggy cards - The Courier Mail
If there’s one thing all parents agree on, it’s the importance of teaching kids financial literacy, so they know the value of money from an early age.   ...
Gold Coast Sun1y
Parents are outraged over new 'money grabbing' fees for their kid's Spriggy cards - Gold Coast Bulletin
If there’s one thing all parents agree on, it’s the importance of teaching kids financial literacy, so they know the value of money from an early age.   ...
The Toowoomba Chronicle1y
Parents are outraged over new 'money grabbing' fees for their kid's Spriggy cards - The Chronicle
If there’s one thing all parents agree on, it’s the importance of teaching kids financial literacy, so they know the value of money from an early age.   ...
The Mercury1y
Parents are outraged over new 'money grabbing' fees for their kid's Spriggy cards - The Mercury
Kids Spriggy cards are a popular option for pocket money. Image: Supplied. Since 2016, children aged 6-17 have had access to Spriggy, a mobile app that is linked to a prepaid Visa card.