Tuesday, February 14, 2017

BusyKid Looks To Spur Kids To Do Their Chores

Trying to figure out a better way to get your kids to do their chores? Phoenix-based BusyKid said this morning that it has launched a brand new, online service which helps parents keep track of chores, reward a weekly allowance, and help teach financial skills to children. According to BusyKid, it has created an online chore chart which lets kids earn money for doing their chores, which can be spent on gift cards, charity donations, and even investing online in real stocks. BusyKid is led by Gregg Murset. The company says its solution uses text messaging to confirm chores and communicate with kids, and only costs $12 a year for an entire family.